How Musicow works?

Musicow offers investors the opportunity to purchase securities linked to music royalty interests. Through a process of evaluating, acquiring, and structuring royalty rights, we make it possible for qualified investors to participate in the potential revenue streams generated by certain music assets. While investors do not directly own the underlying music or copyrights, they may benefit from royalty-related payments associated with their investment. A secondary market for these securities may not exist, and investment involves risk, including possible loss of principal.

Discovery:
Identifying music royalty investment opportunities

Our IP team evaluates songs and artists using factors such as industry trends, streaming data, and audience engagement. This process helps us determine which royalty interests may be suitable for inclusion in our offerings. While past data can provide context, future revenue from music royalties is inherently uncertain and not guaranteed.

Acquisition:
Securing valuable song rights

Musicow works with songwriters, producers, and rights holders to acquire royalty interests in music. Our team negotiates acquisition terms with the goal of making these rights available to investors through our offerings. The value of these assets depends on a variety of market factors and may fluctuate over time.

Securitization:
Turning song rights into securities

Once a song royalty interest is acquired, we may structure and offer securities linked to that interest pursuant to SEC regulations, such as Regulation A. Investors purchase these securities, which provide an economic interest in royalty-related revenues, but do not represent direct ownership of the underlying music or copyrights. These securities differ from traditional asset classes like stocks or bonds and may involve unique risks, including limited or no liquidity.

Listing:
Investing in fractional Royalty Shares

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Once securitized, Royalty Shares may be offered to investors through the Musicow platform under Regulation A. Investors in these securities may be entitled to receive distributions when Musicow collects royalty-related revenues from sources such as streaming services, radio play, and licensing. Distributions are made according to a defined schedule set forth in the offering documents. While our process is designed to provide transparency in reporting and payments, actual returns and timing of distributions are not guaranteed.

Trading:
Exploring ways investors may be able to resell their interests

Traditionally, music royalty interests have been difficult for individual investors to access and were often limited to larger institutions. Musicow seeks to broaden access by structuring and offering Royalty Shares under Regulation A. After an initial holding period, certain transfer or resale features may be available through our platform, subject to regulatory requirements and market demand. However, liquidity is not guaranteed, and investors may be required to hold their securities for an indefinite period.