Sorry for the late reply. The idea was to create a true streaming service in term of UX. All the same features as you are used to, except you start with the em

Sorry for the late reply. The idea was to create a true streaming service in term of UX. All the same features as you are used to, except you start with the empty catalog and you purchase individual albums and you get the streaming service for free forever (no subscription). The service operating cost being funded by newer purchase. That's why I'm talking about Steam as the model, it's how they operate: you have access to your library forever even if you only pay for games once. (And mostly, you never play much to most of your purchases). The steady income of subscription service is nice for the streaming platform but it's not nice for the classical music artists: they receive nothing.