Music Licensing Inc (SONG)

[The_Golden_One]

Open Letter to Shareholders of Music Licensing, Inc. ($SONG)

May 28, 2025

To My Fellow Shareholders,

As a long-term shareholder and advocate for transparency and accountability, I believe it is important to address a critical issue that has recently come to light—and to clarify the timeline and roles involved.

First and foremost, it must be clearly understood that Music Licensing, Inc. ($SONG) existed prior to the formation of the associated family office. This fact is not incidental; it is central to the governance and fiduciary responsibilities owed to all shareholders. The formation of any advisory or affiliated entity does not—and should not—supersede or obscure the obligations tied to $SONG’s operational and equity integrity.

In recent weeks, I have communicated directly with Jake regarding serious concerns about the apparent sale and circulation of shares. I was explicitly told that no shares were being sold, nor were any held in a custodial account. Yet, subsequent trading activity and market records strongly suggest otherwise. If shares are being sold, I—and all shareholders—deserve to know:
• Who is selling them?
• Under what authority?
• Where is the money going?

These are not small discrepancies. They strike at the heart of shareholder rights and corporate oversight.

Due to the unresolved nature of these concerns, I have formally communicated these issues to regulatory authorities. I believe full transparency is not just warranted—it is necessary to preserve the credibility of the company and protect its rightful owners.

This letter is not an accusation; it is a call for answers. The integrity of Music Licensing, Inc. depends on our collective commitment to fiduciary duty, lawful transparency, and responsible stewardship of shareholder value.

I am prepared to work constructively with all relevant parties to uncover the facts and pursue a resolution that reflects the values we should all expect from a public company.

Sincerely,

The Golden One