Which music streaming service was completely rebranded from its original identity as a peer-to-peer file sharing platform that faced major legal battles over copyright infringement in the early 2000s?

Test your knowledge of how music brands have transformed over time! The music industry has seen dramatic shifts in how companies position themselves in the digital streaming era. This question explores how a major music brand reimagined itself to stay relevant in a changing marketplace. Understanding these pivotal rebranding moments reveals how traditional music companies adapt to new consumer behaviors and technological disruptions.

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Napster (transformed from its controversial file-sharing roots to a legitimate streaming service)
Spotify (originally started as a BitTorrent client before pivoting to streaming)
Apple Music (evolved from the illegal file-sharing platform SoundJam MP before Apple acquired it)
Tidal (began as Kazaa before Jay-Z purchased and rebranded it as a high-fidelity streaming service)