Released on 18 February 2001, NPG Music Club Edition #1 introduced Prince’s subscription‑based digital platform with exclusive audio, video, and the debut of NPG Ahdio Show #1.

Crystal Ball is Prince at his most expansive — a kaleidoscope of vault treasures spanning funk workouts, psychedelic pop, jazz experiments, and deeply personal ballads. The project embodies his late‑’90s independence: self‑distributed, fan‑focused, and defiantly outside the major‑label system. From the legendary “Movie Star” to the 15‑minute monster groove “Cloreen Bacon Skin,” the set reveals the breadth of Prince’s creativity across more than a decade of recording.

A hidden jewel — sensual, atmospheric, and unlike anything else in the Prince canon.

Prince released “Alphabet St.” as the lead single from his tenth studio album Lovesexy. Issued three weeks before the album (four weeks before in the UK), it marked Prince’s first single to be made available commercially on CD at the time of release and featured an innovative split-side edit of the title track rather than a traditional B-side. The single was released worldwide in a clear sleeve with a stylized sticker, reflecting Prince’s, minimalist approach to packaging dur

The song features vocals from Sheena Easton and percussion from Sheila E., though neither is credited on the single sleeve. Prince also credited himself as “Camille” for additional vocals, continuing the gender‑bending persona introduced earlier in the album sessions.

We Are The World stands as one of the most significant charity albums of the 1980s, created to support famine‑relief efforts in Ethiopia. Built around the global success of the USA for Africa title track, the album expanded the project with nine previously unreleased songs donated by major artists — including Prince & The Revolution’s exclusive contribution “4 The Tears In Your Eyes.” Its release marked a cultural moment where pop, rock, R&B, and funk united for a humanitaria