Graffiti Bridge is Prince’s twelfth studio album and the soundtrack to the 1990 film of the same name. Released in August 1990, it features Prince alongside collaborators including The Time, Tevin Campbell, and Mavis Staples in a vibrant mix of funk, rock, R&B, and hip-hop. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Prince and various artists Label: Paisley Park / Warner Bros. Records Date: August 20, 1990 Catalogue: 9 27493-1 Format: LP Country: United States (worldwide release) THE STORY Graf

Hollywood columnist Marilyn Beck reports that rumors of frantic re-editing on Prince’s upcoming film Graffiti Bridge are untrue, according to producer Arnold Stiefel. The article also mentions Prince’s upcoming “Thieves In the Temple” single and video from the movie PUBLICATION Publication: St. Cloud Times Date: May 27, 1990 Country: USA Section / Pages: Page 77 Title: Marilyn Beck (Tribune Media Services) THE STORY The column addresses circulating rumors that Prince’s Graf

The remixes were crafted by William Orbit and Mark Moore, both of whom had contributed to the Batdance remix campaign, giving the track a colder, industrial edge that aligned with the film’s noir aesthetic. Commercially, the single performed modestly, charting at No. 7 in the Netherlands and No. 39 in Germany, but failing to chart in the UK.