Adele’s saying goodbye to music streaming services for ‘25’

Adele is saying “Hello” from the other side. The sultry singer, whose latest al🔜bum, “25,” drops on Friday, will not allow it to be streamed on music services such as Spotify and Apple Music, sources told The Post.

Instead, digital downl🐼oad services like iTunes — and bricks-and-mortar CD retailers such as Target — will be the onlyꦛ way her fans will be able to listen to the album.

Adele’s previous album, “21,” s🐟old more than 11 million units in the US and more than 4.75 million in the UK.

The move not to stream “25” is an attempt by the British siren to protect the value of her music. She also recorded t𒅌hree extra songs for a delux🅰e version for Target.

Adele’s label, Sony Music’s Columbia, has shipped 3🍨.5 million units, the biggest number in a decade, in expectation of its success, .

The album is forecast to sell 2.5 million in Week 1. “Hello,” the album’s first hit, sold more than 1 million in its first week.

“25” wouldn’t be on the biggest streaming services —꧅ a move also made by Taylor Swift with her “🤪1989” album.