Released in the UK on 2 March 1987, the single introduced the Sign O’ The Times era with a minimalist Fairlight‑driven production and a previously unreleased b‑side.

Released on 24 February 1987, the album includes five tracks co‑written with Prince and recorded between 1985 and 1986, featuring extensive uncredited musical input.

“Sign o’ the Times” was released on February 18, 1987 as the lead single from Prince’s landmark album of the same name. Originally intended for the cancelled Dream Factory and Crystal Ball projects, the track was constructed almost entirely on the Fairlight CMI, with Prince performing all vocals and instruments.

Prince and the Revolution’s baroque‑funk masterpiece, released worldwide on March 31, 1986.

Released 5 March 1986, the US Maxi‑Single for Kiss features exclusive extended mixes and the non‑album b‑side ♥ Or $, becoming Prince’s third US No. 1 single.

Released on 4 March 1986, the album includes three Prince‑written tracks — 100 MPH, Strawberry Lover, and I Guess It’s All Over — alongside seven additional songs produced by Brownmark and David Z.

A quiet announcement with seismic implications — Prince prepares to leave Purple Rain behind and step into a new, kaleidoscopic world.

Ren Woods’ Azz Izz (March 19, 1982) originally included “I Don’t Wanna Stop,” the first Prince‑written song released without any Prince performance or production involvement.

Released on March 25, 1980, “Still Waiting” b/w “Bambi” appeared only in the USA and New Zealand, with the NZ edition containing a unique full‑length version of the A‑side.