This introspective and funky mid-tempo track marked the lead single from Prince’s 15th studio album Come, signaling a shift toward a more raw and independent sound as he navigated his final years under the Warner Bros. contract. Released just a week before the album dropped, “Letitgo” showcased Prince’s continued evolution while maintaining the core elements of his signature Minneapolis funk. Artist: Prince Label: Warner Bros. / Paisley Park Date: September 27, 1994 Catalogue

The 26 August 1994 edition of The Flint Journal features a record review of Prince’s album Come, headlined “No-name Prince stays in groove.” Publication: The Flint Journal Date: August 26, 1994 Country: United States The review notes that just as listeners were getting used to thinking of him as the Artist Formerly Known As Prince, along comes Come, a new album of generally naughty numbers credited to Prince. It states that according to the official line the tracks date from

A sleek, minimalist one-page advertisement announcing the upcoming release of Prince’s new album Come, featuring a striking black-and-white photo of the artist in front of the historic gates of the Gótico building in Barcelona. PUBLICATION Publication: Magazine / Press Advert Date: August 15, 1994 Country: United States Section / Pages: Full-page advertisement Title: The New Album from Prince is Come THE STORY This elegant advert promotes Prince’s album Come with a powerful b

Come is Prince’s fifteenth studio album and the final album of new material released under his name while under exclusive contract with Warner Bros. Often described by Prince as a contractual obligation, it was released in August 1994. Come features a mix of extended funk jams, sensual ballads, and experimental tracks. Most material was recorded in 1993, with some earlier tracks reworked. The album includes the epic title track and the hit single “Letitgo.” RELEASE DETAILS Ar

Letitgo was the first single issued from Prince’s 15th full-length album Come. It appeared one week before the album (on the same day as both the Blankman soundtrack featuring Super Hero and the Super Hero single, both credited to the New Power Generation featuring The Steeles). The single was released worldwide. The B-side Solo was also taken from the album. A maxi-single followed later with several remixes of Letitgo; none were created by Prince or anyone working for him. N