Not on Spotify, not on Pandora. I don't quite understand the panic of some record companies to music streaming services when it really is the only industry that is killing piracy. Adele's new album will hit the market in a few days, with the hit Hello, the first single taken from the new album. Anyone who wants to listen to it will turn to Spotify, Apple Music or Pandora, to name the most important. When they do not find it, I highly doubt that they will go to physical stores to buy it, but they will resort to looking for it on the internet to download it.
A few months ago before the launch of Apple Music, independent record labels stated that they would not enter the streaming music service because it is not profitable for them, but they finally went through the hoop and their music is available on the different music services in market streaming. About a month ago, Adele's record company contacted Apple to try to reach an agreement with those of Cupertino so that their new album, 25, it could be bought in the different Apple Stores that Apple has spread all over the world. Apple evidently declined the offer.
According to the latest news, Adele does not want to offer her new album on the different streaming music services, but instead wants to return to the traditional sales format, forcing all users who want to listen to their music, to buy the CD. More than a controversial decision, it seems that Adele wants to continue promoting her new album for free, being the cover of many technological media, such as ours. Most likely, as has already happened with independent record labels, Adele's record company recoils and if not now, in a while we will be able to enjoy Adele's new album five years after the last one it released.
hehe I'm not interested in Adele or streaming music XD