The investment fund that purchased Taylor Swift's master recordings has released a statement regarding the controversial purchase.Shamrock Capital Content Fund said they 'respect' the artist's decision not to work with them after she learned that music exec Scooter Braun would benefit from the sale.Swift claimed via Twitter on Monday that Braun had sold her old masters to an investment company without her knowledge.In the statement Shamrock Capital Content Fund said: 'Taylor Swiftis a transcendent artist with a timeless catalog.
We made this investment because we believe in the immense value and opportunity that comes with her work.''We fully respect and support her decision and, while we hoped to formally partner, we also knew this was a.
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