The singer owns her music catalogue

With that statement, Taylor Swift truly became the chairman of her own board of directors.

The superstar posted a lengthy letter to her website detailing that every aspect of her career, including videos, concert films, art, photography and unreleased material, is under her control.

Swift has given Shamrock Capital, a private equity company that purchased master rights to Swift’s first six albums from Scooter Braun’s Ithaca Holdings in 2020, giving him the opportunity to purchase every aspect of her career work.

Sources close to contract negotiations said no outside parties “encourage” the sale. The price range for reported rumors is “very inaccurate.”

In her post, Swift also commented on the delay in the release of “Reputation (Taylor’s Version)” and said she has not yet redelegated a quarter of that and “it’s likely to come when the unreleased vault trucks become hatch.”