Taylor Swift celebrates Anita Baker after taking control of her own teachers: "What a beautiful moment"

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Taylor Swift is just around the corner from Anita Baker.

Baker, 63, revealed Friday that he has finally taken control of his main recordings after a period in which he did not own them.

“All my kids are coming home,” Baker wrote alongside a photograph of some of her various albums released over the years. “Impossible things happen… Every day. Fortunately".

The next day, Swift, 31, quoted the "Sweet Love" singer's post on Twitter: writing, "What a nice moment, CONGRATULATIONS ANITA !!"

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In response, Baker has responded to Swift: "Thank you for your *fire and your support!! You inspire us all to move mountains."

Earlier this year, Baker documented how he was trying to regain control over his music, as he asked fans not to stream or buy his songs until he could.

“Miraculously…I survived *ALL, of my artist contracts, are no longer 'property', my name and likeness. And, by law... 30 years, teachers have given me back 2B, 2 sadly they will make it fight 4. I'm ready make it 2. Please don't advertise or buy them," she wrote in a March post. tweeter.

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Weeks later, Baker discussed her situation yet again in a tweet, referencing Swift and her own battle to take control of her masters. "Her designs were bought and sold over and over again, neither they even let her *A Buy Out*…Taylor Swift*re-record, her catalog/Taylor cover. The GoodFight Go... Gurrrrl," she tweeted at the time.

In response, the "Shake It Off" singer has written back to the music legend, "I encourage you in your fight to get your job back, and I really appreciate your support! Thank you".

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Swift has already tried to take control of her own masters in the years since. Scooter Braun bought out the artist's former label, Big Machine – a move that saw him take control of the masters of his first six albums (he later sold the masters for $300 million to Shamrock Holdings).

After Swift failed to redeem the Masters, she decided to re-record her first six LPs. She has since released an updated version of 2008's Dauntless – titled Dauntless (Taylor version) – and intends to give up Red (Taylor version) later this year in November.

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Speaking to PEOPLE (the TV show!) earlier this year, Swift opened up about the re-creation process and how she made sure Taylor's version of Fearless retained the same essence of her Grammy-winning original .

“In terms of production, I really wanted to be very faithful to the initial melodies that I had thought of for these songs,” he said. “So we really tried to do a 'same but better' version. We kept all the parts that I had originally envisioned for these songs. But if there was a way to improve the sound quality, we would do it."

“In a way, we took all the knowledge we've gained over decades of playing this music and applied it,” Swift added. , I went line by line and listened to every voice and thought, you know, what are my inflections here. If I can improve, I did. But I really wanted that. This was very true to what I had initially thought and what I had originally written, only better. Obviously. «