Glam Slam Escape: Digital

A curated gateway into the world of Prince — exploring albums, singles, live performances, Minneapolis landmarks, rare memorabilia, and the artists who shaped the Minneapolis Sound. Each category reveals a new facet of his legacy, preserved with accuracy, emotion, and historical depth.

Released on March 23, 2015, Judith Hill’s Back In Time debuted as a free digital album produced with Prince and distributed through his Live Nation email list.

A cosmic digital world launched on March 24, 2009, Lotusflow3r.com delivered music, videos, and immersive visuals through one of Prince’s most ambitious online creations.

On March 24, 2009, Prince launched lotusflow3r.com with digital downloads of Lotusflow3r, MPLSound, and Bria Valente’s Elixer.

A pair of Minneapolis‑born grooves streamed straight to the purple faithful — raw, joyful, and unmistakably Prince.

A sharp, late‑period funk experiment from Prince’s vault — first streamed for NPG Music Club members before receiving an official digital release. Glasscutter (also styled GlassCutter) was first unveiled on October 30 2004 as part of an exclusive stream inside the NPG Music Club’s Glam Slam VIP Room, paired with San Jose Jam. The track later received a formal release as an mp3 download from the Musicology Download Store on April 5 2005, labeled GlassCutter on the download pag

On March 26, 2005, the NPG Music Club released a short live version of “Satisfied,” recorded during the Vanguard Jam — nearly a year before the studio version appeared on 3121.

On March 26, 2005, the NPG Music Club restored digital access to several out‑of‑print Prince‑related albums and posted three rare videos.

On March 26, 2005, the NPG Music Club released a rare 1987 live version of “Strange Relationship” as a digital‑only download.

On March 26, 2005, the NPG Music Club released the Live From Paisley Park EP, featuring exclusive live versions of “Letitgo,” “Vicki Waiting,” and “We March.”