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In 2019, Big Machine was acquired by Ithaca Holdings, a holding company owned by talent manager Scooter Braun, whose clients notably include Music/ArianaGrande, Creator/DemiLovato, and Music/JustinBieber, among others. Controversy ensued when it turned out Braun had obtained the masters of Taylor Swift's first six albums (which Swift had been trying to buy for years, only to be repeatedly snubbed), and was set to profit off them. Braun later sold the masters to Shamrock Holdings (another holding company owned by the Disney family). Swift also announced that she would re-record her old albums to fully gain ownership of them.
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In 2019, Big Machine was acquired by Ithaca Holdings, a holding company owned by talent manager Scooter Braun, whose clients notably include Music/ArianaGrande, Creator/DemiLovato, Music/DemiLovato, and Music/JustinBieber, among others. Controversy ensued when it turned out Braun had obtained the masters of Taylor Swift's first six albums (which Swift had been trying to buy for years, only to be repeatedly snubbed), and was set to profit off them. Braun later sold the masters to Shamrock Holdings (another holding company owned by the Disney family). Swift also announced that she would re-record her old albums to fully gain ownership of them.
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In 2019, Big Machine was acquired by Ithaca Holdings, a holding company owned by talent manager Scooter Braun, whose clients notably include Music/ArianaGrande, Creator/DemiLovato, and Music/JustinBieber, among others. Controversy ensued when it turned out Braun had obtained the masters of Taylor Swift's first six albums (which Swift had been trying to buy for years, only to be repeatedly snubbed). Swift later announced that re-record her old albums to fully gain ownership of them.
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In 2019, Big Machine was acquired by Ithaca Holdings, a holding company owned by talent manager Scooter Braun, whose clients notably include Music/ArianaGrande, Creator/DemiLovato, and Music/JustinBieber, among others. Controversy ensued when it turned out Braun had obtained the masters of Taylor Swift's first six albums (which Swift had been trying to buy for years, only to be repeatedly snubbed). snubbed), and was set to profit off them. Braun later sold the masters to Shamrock Holdings (another holding company owned by the Disney family). Swift later also announced that she would re-record her old albums to fully gain ownership of them.
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In 2019, Big Machine was acquired by Ithaca Holdings, a holding company owned by talent manager Scooter Braun, whose clients notably include Music/ArianaGrande, Creator/DemiLovato, and Music/JustinBieber, among others. Controversy ensued when it turned out Braun had obtained the masters of Taylor Swift's first six albums (which Swift had been trying to buy for years, only to be repeatedly snubbed). Swift later announced that re-record her old albums to fully gain ownership of them.
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The label's first major hit came in 2006 when they picked up Texas country singer Jack Ingram, who promptly got a #1 country hit with "Wherever You Are". But it was a young teenager from Pennsylvania named Music/TaylorSwift who would send the label to fame. Swift remained signed to Big Machine until 2018, and has remained one of the label's most successful artist. Also successful in the long term is Music/FloridaGeorgiaLine, who records for the BMLG (formerly Republic Nashville) division.
Other acts on the label have come and gone over the years, and it has remained one of the stronger independent players in the country music field.
Other acts on the label have come and gone over the years, and it has remained one of the stronger independent players in the country music field.
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The label's first major hit came in 2006 when they picked up Texas country singer Jack Ingram, who promptly got a #1 country hit with "Wherever You Are". But it was a young teenager from Pennsylvania named Music/TaylorSwift who would send the label to fame. Swift remained signed to Big Machine until 2018, and has remained one of the label's most successful artist. Also successful in the long term is Music/FloridaGeorgiaLine, who records for the BMLG (formerly Republic Nashville) division.
division. Other acts on the label have come and gone over the years, and it has remained one of the stronger independent players in the country music field.
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A record label founded in 2005 by Nashville, Tennessee businessman Scott Borchetta, who had previously worked for Creator/{{MCA}} Nashville and Creator/DreamWorksRecords Nashville.
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Big Machine Records is an American independent record label founded in 2005 by Nashville, Tennessee businessman Scott Borchetta, who had previously worked for Creator/{{MCA}} Nashville and Creator/DreamWorksRecords Nashville.
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* Music/LadyAntebellum Music/LadyA (BMLG)
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A record label founded in 2005 by Nashville, Tennessee businessman Scott Borchetta, who had previously worked for Creator/{{MCA}} Nashville and Creator/DreamWorksRecords Nashville.
The label's first major hit came in 2006 when they picked up Texas country singer Jack Ingram, who promptly got a #1 country hit with "Wherever You Are". But it was a young teenager from Pennsylvania named Music/TaylorSwift who would send the label to fame. Swift remained signed to Big Machine until 2018, and has remained one of the label's most successful artist. Also successful in the long term is Music/FloridaGeorgiaLine, who records for the BMLG (formerly Republic Nashville) division.
Other acts on the label have come and gone over the years, and it has remained one of the stronger independent players in the country music field.
The label also owns the imprints Valory Music Co. and BMLG Records (formerly Republic Nashville). Previous divisions include Nash Icon Records (a partnership with Cumulus Media) and a revival of Dot Records.
In addition to country music artists, the label has also released albums by the rock bands Badflower and Music/CheapTrick, along with soundtracks for the TV series ''Series/{{Nashville}}''.
!Artists on Big Machine who have TV Tropes pages:
* Music/TheBandPerry (Republic Nashville)
* Music/CheapTrick
* Music/SherylCrow (Valory)
* Music/FloridaGeorgiaLine (BMLG)
* Music/BrantleyGilbert (Valory)
* Music/{{Jewel}} (''Perfectly Clear'' was on Valory)
* Music/LadyAntebellum (BMLG)
* Music/TimMcGraw
* Music/RascalFlatts
* Music/MartinaMcBride (Republic Nashville)
* Music/RebaMcEntire
* Music/JustinMoore (Valory)
* Music/ThomasRhett (Valory)
* Music/{{Sugarland}}
* Music/TaylorSwift
* Music/HankWilliamsJr (''It's About Time'' was on Nash Icon)
* Music/TrishaYearwood (''Heaven, Heartache, and the Power of Love'')
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The label's first major hit came in 2006 when they picked up Texas country singer Jack Ingram, who promptly got a #1 country hit with "Wherever You Are". But it was a young teenager from Pennsylvania named Music/TaylorSwift who would send the label to fame. Swift remained signed to Big Machine until 2018, and has remained one of the label's most successful artist. Also successful in the long term is Music/FloridaGeorgiaLine, who records for the BMLG (formerly Republic Nashville) division.
Other acts on the label have come and gone over the years, and it has remained one of the stronger independent players in the country music field.
The label also owns the imprints Valory Music Co. and BMLG Records (formerly Republic Nashville). Previous divisions include Nash Icon Records (a partnership with Cumulus Media) and a revival of Dot Records.
In addition to country music artists, the label has also released albums by the rock bands Badflower and Music/CheapTrick, along with soundtracks for the TV series ''Series/{{Nashville}}''.
!Artists on Big Machine who have TV Tropes pages:
* Music/TheBandPerry (Republic Nashville)
* Music/CheapTrick
* Music/SherylCrow (Valory)
* Music/FloridaGeorgiaLine (BMLG)
* Music/BrantleyGilbert (Valory)
* Music/{{Jewel}} (''Perfectly Clear'' was on Valory)
* Music/LadyAntebellum (BMLG)
* Music/TimMcGraw
* Music/RascalFlatts
* Music/MartinaMcBride (Republic Nashville)
* Music/RebaMcEntire
* Music/JustinMoore (Valory)
* Music/ThomasRhett (Valory)
* Music/{{Sugarland}}
* Music/TaylorSwift
* Music/HankWilliamsJr (''It's About Time'' was on Nash Icon)
* Music/TrishaYearwood (''Heaven, Heartache, and the Power of Love'')
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