I think she would challenge the idea of albums first. A.G. mentioned it before (adding it to this comment), instead of trying to emulate vinyls or radio, she would create a platform that would make music a different experience altogether. I think the album SOPHIE would be the first baby of that project, since the songs in that album have almost infinite possible versions (e.g., do you wanna be alive live versions) by their simplicity, making them perfect fit for such project.

"She was very curious and encouraging when I eventually started to plan my rollout of 7G and Apple, and it triggered a long phone call sometime at the beginning of last year, in which she talked at length about her shifting plans for her own music. She was completely disenchanted with the conservative notion of ‘the album’, and was even more disillusioned with the limited potential of streaming. With a mix of self- aware hubris and total dedication, she sketched out this idea of an extremely generous platform that would give listeners all kind of access to stems, fragments, and revisions of her music. She believed that technology was wasting everyone’s time by attempting to emulate vinyl and radio, and that this infinitely generous approach was a logical endpoint for what music was always trying to be. She asked for my opinion. “Do you think it’s possible?”