Modern consumers spend less and less on physical format albums (vinyl sales have risen, but not nearly enough to cover the drop in CD’s), and the concept of a record collection will likely disappear. Consumers, who have relied entirely upon streaming services for music listening will need to continue subscribing in order to access music at all. If small subscription fees are enforced (unlike the modern system, where users can easily access streams for free with limited commercial interference) a constant source of income will flow into providers and, ideally, they’ll be more willing to shell out to record labels accordingly. More subscriptions means more money for performers represented, by [Tom Silverman,Tommy Boy Records]’s – Ryan Book, Music Times http://ift.tt/1lmRUyp