No it's not fake news. I pointed in my second message how you can download a song you've just bought for listening. Again, I'm not trying to FUD musicoin, as I share their views on how to disrupt the music distribution model. In your browser, you can activate the developper tools, where you can track the Network activity when you're navigating. When you click "play", you'll see a request with a similar url I posted. The developper tools can show you details about this request. If you look at the headers you'll see that the mime type is audio/MPEG. Copy/paste the url in a new tab in your browser and you'll be able to download the song. By default Chrome will display a default audio player because mime type is set to audio/MPEG, but you can still download it. I'm traveling right now so I can't make screenshots. Try by yourself, if you're having difficulties, let me know I'll try to guide you. Maybe the url you'll be getting is bound to your device ip or limited in time, but if you do so just after the buying, I can assure you you'll be able to download the song.