Why Did Taylor Swift Leave Big Machine Records? - Country Music Chronicles

Why Did Taylor Swift Leave Big Machine Records? In this engaging video, we dive into the story behind Taylor Swift's departure from Big Machine Records and the events that followed. Taylor, who began her career under Big Machine, achieved tremendous success with her first six albums. However, as her contract came to an end in 2018, she made a significant decision to move to Republic Records, part of Universal Music Group. This shift not only marked a new phase in her career but also sparked a notable controversy regarding her master recordings. We’ll discuss the implications of her masters remaining with Big Machine after her exit, and how the acquisition of the label by Scooter Braun's company changed the dynamics of her music ownership. The tensions that arose from this situation led Taylor to take a bold step: re-recording her previous albums to regain control over her work. This video covers the key moments of her journey, including her feelings towards the individuals involved and the impact her actions had on the music industry. Join us as we unpack this compelling narrative and shed light on the importance of music ownership for artists. Don't forget to subscribe for more captivating stories from the world of country music! ⬇️ Subscribe to our channel for more valuable insights. 🔗Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@Country-Musi... #TaylorSwift #BigMachineRecords #MusicOwnership #ScooterBraun #RepublicRecords #MasterRecordings #CountryMusic #ArtistRights #ReRecording #MusicIndustry #KanyeWest #ScottBorchetta #Fearless #Red #1989 About Us: Welcome to Country Music Chronicles, your ultimate destination for everything related to the heart and soul of country music! Dive into our rich exploration of the genre that has shaped the lives of countless fans and artists alike. From the twang of traditional bluegrass to the latest chart-toppers, we cover it all – the stories behind the songs, artist spotlights, and the cultural impact of country music.