Taylor Swift plans to re-record her songs after her catalogue was purchased by popular music manager Scooter Braun.

&nbsp;previewed some of its pre-taped interview with Swift on Wednesday. The reporter asks Swift if she would consider re-recording her songs in order to own the new versions&nbsp;and Swift said, "Oh yeah." When asked if that was the plan, she replied: "Yeah, absolutely."

In late June, Braun's Ithaca Holdings announced that it had acquired Big Machine Label Group, which was led by Scott Borchetta and home to Swift's first six albums, including the Grammy winners for album of the year, 2008's 

&nbsp;on Tumblr&nbsp;about the purchase on June 30.&nbsp;

She said she was "sad and grossed out"&nbsp;that her catalogue belonged&nbsp;to Braun, whom she alleged subjected&nbsp;her to years of bullying.

Masters matter: Taylor Swift's feud shows why ownership can be crucial to musicians

From Taylor Swift's scuffle with Scooter Braun over her masters, to Universal music's fire that destroyed many masters to iconic works, musicians are as concerned about who owns their original recordings as they've ever been.

Taylor Swift is shown at the Billboard Awards in May 2019. The pop star's latest public feud with music manager Scooter Braun relates to the ownership of her master recordings, highlighting some of the complexities of music rights.

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Taylor Swift pens scathing post about entertainment exec Scooter Braun

Taylor Swift is not staying silent over the sale of her masters to Scooter Braun. In a scathing Tumblr post Sunday, the pop superstar writes she is sad and grossed out that her music catalogue now belongs to Braun, whom she accuses of subjecting her to years of incessant and manipulative bullying.

In a Saturday, June 1, 2019 file photo, Taylor Swift performs at Wango Tango, at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, Calif. In a scathing tumblr post Sunday, June 30, the pop superstar writes she is sad and grossed out that her music catalog now belongs to Scooter Braun who she accuses of subjecting her to years of incessant and manipulative bullying. Braun’s Ithaca Holdings announced Sunday that it is acquiring Big Machine Label Group which released all of Swift’s studio albums and owns her masters.

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In this June 1 file photo, Taylor Swift performs at Wango Tango, in Carson, Calif. In a scathing Tumblr post Sunday, the pop superstar expressed dismay that her music catalogue now belongs to Scooter Braun, who she accuses of subjecting her to years of incessant and manipulative bullying. 

"When I left my masters in [Borchetta's] hands, I made peace with the fact that eventually he would sell them," she wrote. "Never in my worst nightmares did I imagine the buyer would be Scooter."

, that he'd tried to inform Swift about the deal the previous day "so she could hear it directly from me."

Swift's upcoming&nbsp;interview will air Sunday on CBS at 9 a.m. ET.

She is also set to release her seventh studio album, 

Taylor Swift says she will re-record her songs' masters in an attempt to circumvent the purchase of her original recordings by music manager Scooter Braun.

Taylor Swift says she plans to re-record her songs' masters

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