Released on March 22, 2005, Stevie Wonder’s “So What The Fuss” features Prince on guitar, marking a standout collaboration between two musical legends.

Released as a free NPG Music Club mp3 on March 22, 2002, “Silicon” originated in the late 1999–2000 Paisley Park sessions and later appeared in edited form on The Slaughterhouse.

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.

Chaka Khan’s NPG‑era debut — a Prince‑powered studio album released in the UK on March 29, 1999.

The Girl 6 soundtrack (March 19, 1996) combines Prince classics with three previously unreleased tracks curated personally for Spike Lee’s film.

The Girl 6 soundtrack (March 19, 1996) combines Prince classics with three previously unreleased tracks curated personally for Spike Lee’s film.

Released in the USA on March 14, 1995, Purple Medley was issued as a stand‑alone single to coincide with The Ultimate Live Experience tour in Europe. The medley was created at the request of the tour promoters, who wanted Prince to incorporate his classic hits into the show. Instead of performing a traditional hits medley live, Prince produced a studio‑crafted megamix, accompanied by a video screened before the concerts.

Released in the UK on 1 March 1993, the single pairs The Morning Papers with Live 4 Love and reached No. 52 on the UK chart.

Eric Leeds blends jazz‑funk sophistication with Paisley Park DNA on an album where “Aguadilla” quietly echoes Prince’s melodic fingerprints.