Musicow, the first Music Equity Service Provider (MESP)™ to enter the U.S. market, has announced the launch of FANDOM, an unprecedented fan-owned album release distributed by Roc Nation. Bridging the gap between artists and their audience, FANDOM redefines this relationship by allowing fans to share equity in exclusive single releases. The first track from the project will be the brand-new single, “Two Car Garage,” from Grammy-nominated artist Jon Bellion ft. Swae Lee, releasing on January 30 with an accompanying music video.

In addition to the debut track from Jon Bellion ft. Swae Lee, Musicow will release additional new singles as part of the series, including many artists across genres. Notably, there will be groundbreaking, cross-cultural collaborations between U.S. and global K-pop talent – a reflection of music’s growing cultural exchange and worldwide influence. By pairing voices across genres and continents, the project underscores how K-pop’s global reach continues to inspire new creative partnerships and connect fans everywhere.

“FANDOM represents the next evolution of how we connect artists and fans,” says Marcus Sanchez, CEO of Musicow IP. “By giving fans the opportunity to share in the financial journey of the music they love, we’re reimagining what fan engagement can be. It’s a step toward a more connected, collaborative future where artists and audiences grow together.”

“K-pop has shown the world the true power of fandom – communities that go beyond streaming and social engagement to become part of the story itself,” says Woo Rhee, CEO of Musicow. “With FANDOM, we’re turning that passion into partnership – giving fans the chance to actually share in the success they help create while connecting U.S. and K-pop artists on a truly global stage.”

Roc Nation’s partnership with Musicow introduced what it called the first Music Equity Service Provider in the U.S. The partnership gives consumers the opportunity to invest in music royalties, following Musicow’s model of allowing music rights owners to buy, trade, or sell shares of royalty revenue to potential investors.

Musicow CEO Woo Rhee cited the Roc Nation partnership as an “incredible opportunity to drive innovation and redefine the future of our industry.”