Taylor Swift is on track for the first $1B+ tour ever, but that’s old news..

In this episode, we look beyond the public drama surrounding her masters and unpack underlying questions that have been overlooked.

How valuable are the original recordings compared to Taylor’s Version? Will that change once 1989 is re-recorded? How much money did Ithaca Holdings, Shamrock Capital, Big Machine Label Group, and Taylor herself make in the end? Can anyone else in the music industry pull this off?

Join me and Tim Ingham, founder of Music Business Worldwide, as we unravel the complexities and explore the various stakeholders involved, offering insights and analysis from industry experts.

Time Stamps

02:48 Taylor Swift’s record sales and tour results
10:47 Taylor’s NDA with Scooter Braun and 13 Management
17:18 Scooter Braun buys Taylor’s Masters
23:47 The Value of Taylor’s catalogue overtime
28:02 Shamrock Capital ownership of Taylor’s original versions
29:18 Taylor Swift’s re-recordings
41:31 Tim’s experience writing deep dive articles on Taylor

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