The posthumous song from the Timeless collection used freshly recorded horns, despite an earlier claim that nothing had been added.
The posthumous song from the Timeless collection used freshly recorded horns, despite an earlier claim that nothing had been added.
The 10-track collection draws from recordings made between 1977 and 2016, marking the first Prince release deliberately curated across every major era of his career.
More than two years after its initial announcement, the stage adaptation of Prince’s landmark film has locked in a Broadway run at the Majestic Theatre, with previews beginning in March 2027.
The 1995 non-album cut, written by outside songwriters, anchors a 10-song set arriving August 28.
A rehearsal recording of Prince playing The Long and Winding Road has reached Paul McCartney. But an old interview with Prince raises serious questions about whether the track should ever see release.
A former bandmate recalls Prince’s discomfort around other celebrities, which extended to a strict policy on his private space.
A decade after his death, collaborators recall an artist whose creative drive was an endless, consuming force.
Ten years after his death, the shape of Prince’s absence is defined by the indelible marks he left on those who entered his orbit.