Music NFTs promise artists new revenue streams, but royalty distribution raises fairness concerns. Unlike traditional systems, NFTs enable direct payouts via smart contracts, yet challenges persist. Unequal splits often favor platforms or early investors over creators, with some artists receiving as little as 10-20% of sales. Secondary market royalties, typically 2.5-10%, vary widely and may bypass smaller artists. Transparency is another issue—blockchain ensures traceability, but complex contracts can obscure terms. Emerging solutions like artist-controlled DAOs or standardized royalty frameworks aim to empower creators, ensuring equitable shares. For fairness, platforms must prioritize transparent, artist-centric models, balancing profits with creative rights. The future of music NFTs hinges on trust and equity in every transaction.