Pop sensation Taylor Swift, who has been in conflict with music producers over the rights to her music since 2019, has bought back the rights to her entire catalog, she announced.

“Every song I've ever written now belongs to me,” she wrote on her website after years of disputes over her first six albums, some of which she re-recorded to create copies that she owns.

“To say that this is my biggest dream come true is an understatement,” she wrote in a letter to her loyal fans.

"Fans, you know how important this is to me — so important that I re-recorded and released four of my albums as ‘Taylor's Version.’

These albums include the award-winning ‘Reputation’ and ‘Taylor Swift.’

Swift bought back the rights from Shamrock Capital, an investment firm in Los Angeles, for an undisclosed amount.

The decision to re-record her albums came after a public dispute with music industry mogul Scooter Braun, her former manager, whose company had bought her previous label and acquired a majority stake in her early work.

He later sold Swift's rights to the private investment company. | BGNES