In 2019, Taylor Swift's early music catalog was sold to a private equity firm for $300 million without her consent. In response, she re-recorded her old songs to reclaim control. Now, in a surprising twist, those rights are reportedly back on the market. Will Taylor buy them—and could this shift how artists handle their music rights in the future?

<p>In 2019, Taylor Swift's early music catalog was sold to a private equity firm for $300 million without her consent. In response, she re-recorded her old songs to reclaim control. Now, in a surprising twist, those rights are reportedly back on the market. Will Taylor buy them&mdash;and could this shift how artists handle their music rights in the future?</p>

From Channel 7's popular The Morning Show with Kylie Gillies and Larry Edmur, this podcast brings you the show's best interviews, entertainment, and human-interest stories. 

<p>From Channel 7's popular The Morning Show with Kylie Gillies and Larry Edmur, this podcast brings you the show's best interviews, entertainment, and human-interest stories. </p>

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Taylor Swift to buy back recordings

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