When I left my first city job back in 2006, my colleagues gifted me an iPod. At the time, I didn’t fully grasp its value and left it boxed for over a year. Eventually, I gave it a go, and it completely transformed the way I experienced music. My CD collection, once a source of pride, was relegated to memorabilia, later encased in a friend’s clear flooring—a quirky reminder of the shift in how music was consumed.