In 2004, Scott Borchetta, CEO of Big Machine Records, first saw Taylor Swift perform at Nashville’s Bluebird Cafe.
When she was only 15, Swift was signed with Big Machine Records. A year later, she released her first single, Tim McGraw, and her career blew up.
Swift’s success has been rampant since her debut album, Taylor Swift, in 2006. In years since, she recorded six albums with Big Machine Records, a well-known record label, and four with her producers.