Music fans to earn royalties from
songs after British company secures
rights to 100,000 tracks

Music fans to earn royalties from songs including MJ’s first ever record with the Jackson 5 after British company secures rights to 100,000 tracks in £38million deal – giving users the chance to part-own classic hits

• Ayozat users will be able to part-own 100,000 songs bought in the £38m deal
• These includes tracks by the Bee Gees, Eminem, Snoop Dogg and Sex Pistols
• Chairman Umesh Perera said its an investment in music and cryptocurrency