Taylor Swift's Business Revolution: A Miracle in the Music Industry Born from Strategy and Passion

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Taylor Swift: Innovator in the Music Industry

In recent years, Taylor Swift has built one of the most notable business models in the music industry. Through her massively successful "Eras Tour" and clever strategies, she achieved the remarkable feat of reclaiming her own musical works. This move serves as a reminder of the importance of artists' rights and creative freedom.

In Japan as well, how writers and musicians manage their works is a significant issue. Especially in the music industry, many artists often find themselves at a disadvantage in contracts with labels. Swift's case might serve as a guideline for Japanese artists too.

Swift's Strategy and Japanese Artists

When her former label sold her works to Scooter Braun, Swift found a unique way to buy them back. This action provides a new perspective on how artists can be independent and protect their rights in the music industry.

In the Japanese music industry, there are also movements to protect artists' rights. For example, there is an increasing number of young artists establishing independent labels and using social media to connect directly with fans, allowing them to manage their works more freely.

"I'm genuinely so happy and proud that it brings tears to my eyes. I'm truly glad you can own the fruits of your labor again✨ We Swifties will always love and support you, and we can't wait for everything to come!"

— @tswifterastour

In the video 'Taylor Swift - Long Live | The Eras Tour REACTION' on the YouTube channel "TAHBofficial," fans commented: El País+2YouTube+2YouTube+2

"Taylor reclaiming her music is a victory not just for her, but for all artists. I'm truly moved by her passion and determination."

— From a YouTube user comment

The Influence of Taylor Swift

Swift's success is not just a business triumph but also a symbol of pride and independence as an artist. Her actions continue to inspire artists around the world.

Such examples of Swift are likely to accelerate movements to protect artists' rights in Japan as well. Attention will be on how Japanese artists will protect and manage their works in the future.