Pakistan, May 1 -- Taylor Swift has been instrumental for change in the music industry in numerous ways, one of which being the ownership of one's own music. The 36-year-old pop superstar signed a contract with UMG in 2018, which clearly stated that if any of their shares in Spotify would be sold, artists would receive an equal distribution of the profit, non-recoupable. Now that the label is heading towards selling half of their equity stake, the Eras Tour performer's clause would come into play and they would have to pay the artists individually. The term "non-recoupable" in the contract ensures that musicians are eligible for the money, regardless of their advances to the label they're signed to. The legal milestone that the Grammy win...