In 1980 critics referred to Bruce Springsteen’s The River as “a trip through the rock ‘n’ roll heartland.” But an album-length discourse on the human condition is a relic of music’s bygone era. The album is dead, and the single-song purchase is giving up the ghost. Smartphones have ushered in the age of music streaming services. Experts predict worldwide streaming markets to rise exponentially over the next decade. Hyper-connectivity in an era of instant gratification drives the new billion dollar industry...
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