"Music is the soundtrack to people's lives. I don't know if we're going to ever hit a peak, in terms of the way people engage with music."
A former manager of Lady Gaga and executive at Spotify, Troy Carter knows the music business. Now, the Q&A CEO tells entertainment reporter Sam Blake how he is trying to remake it with products that will predict music hits and, he hopes, become the industry's operating system.
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