Scooter Braun Retires: Shifts Focus to Hybe America, Clarifies Artist Management and Swift Masters Controversy

June 18, 2024
Scooter Braun Retires: Shifts Focus to Hybe America, Clarifies Artist Management and Swift Masters Controversy
  • Scooter Braun has announced his retirement after 23 years in the music industry.

  • Braun will focus on his roles as a board member of Hybe and CEO of Hybe America.

  • He confirmed he is no longer managing Ariana Grande but they continue to collaborate.

  • Despite speculation, Braun clarified his roster has day-to-day managers who consult with him.

  • He addressed his ownership of Taylor Swift's master recordings and her decision to re-record her albums.

  • Braun expressed his future goals for Hybe and Big Machine Records, acquired in 2019.

  • He emphasized his commitment to investing in entrepreneurs and philanthropy in the entertainment industry.

  • Fans eagerly anticipate Taylor Swift's re-recorded album 'Reputation (Taylor's Version)' following his retirement.

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