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Taylor Swift: Artist's music back on TikTok after dispute

Her music's re-emergence on Thursday precedes the debut of her latest album, "The Tortured Poets Department." In January, Universal Music withdrew tracks from its artists, including Rihanna and Ariana Grande, citing licensing disagreements. Numerous artists have expressed dissatisfaction with TikTok's inadequate royalty payments. Although many of her songs, such as "You Belong With Me" and "Cruel Summer," are once again accessible for users to incorporate into their videos, music from other artists under Universal has yet to be reinstated.

This could be attributed to the fact that, unlike some artists, Swift retains copyright ownership of her music under a 2018 agreement with Universal. Speculation suggests Swift may have brokered a separate deal with TikTok. "Swifties," Taylor Swift's devoted fan base, rejoiced on the platform at the return of her music. Verified user Jessica Golich expressed her excitement, anticipating the inclusion of Swift's new album in user videos.

Devendra Rai shared a video lip-syncing to "Cruel Summer," welcoming Taylor Swift back to the platform. In a public statement released on January 30th, Universal asserted that TikTok was striving to establish a music-centric enterprise without adequately compensating artists. Universal also voiced concerns about ensuring fair remuneration for artists for AI-generated tracks resembling genuine music, such as one resembling compositions by Drake and The Weeknd that went viral. Swift revealed her forthcoming album while accepting her 13th Grammy award earlier this year. Scheduled for release on April 19th, "The Tortured Poets Department" marks her 11th studio album.

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