The original version of Guitar was released on February 2, 2007, as a $1.99 MP3 download exclusively through Prince’s website 3121.com, marking one of his earliest direct‑to‑fan digital singles. Arriving ahead of the Planet Earth album, the track showcased Prince’s renewed focus on rock‑funk fusion, built around a playful hook (“I love you, baby — but not like I love my guitar”) and a bright, punchy production style. This early 2007 version differs from the later album mix, m

Originally approached to license Kiss for the movie, Prince instead wrote The Song Of The Heart in a single week, delivering a new original composition that went on to win the Golden Globe for Best Original Song and earn a Grammy nomination for Best Song Written for Visual Media.

The final single from the 3121 album arrives in the UK, backed by a powerful live medley from the 2006 BRIT Awards. Prince (May 29, 2006) Fury – Single (Europe) RELEASE DETAILS Date: May 22, 2006 (Europe) / May 29, 2006 (UK) Catalogue: 0602498567319 (EU CD) / MCSTD40462 (UK CD) Format: CD Single / 12" Picture Disc Country: Europe (main release) A-Side: “Fury” Written by: Prince Produced by: Prince B-Side: Te Amo Corazón / Fury (Live Medley) THE STORY “Fury” was released as th

The final single from the 3121 album arrives in Europe, backed by a powerful live medley from the 2006 BRIT Awards. Prince (May 22, 2006) Fury – Single (Europe) RELEASE DETAILS Date: May 22, 2006 (Europe) / May 29, 2006 (UK) Catalogue: 0602498567319 (EU CD) / MCSTD40462 (UK CD) Format: CD Single / 12" Picture Disc Country: Europe (main release) A-Side: “Fury” Written by: Prince Produced by: Prince B-Side: Te Amo Corazón / Fury (Live Medley) THE STORY “Fury” was released as th

The single first appeared as a digital download on February 21, 2006, tied to the “Purple Ticket” promotion: each purchase entered fans into a contest to win entry to a private Prince performance at 3121 (Private Residence), Los Angeles, held in the early hours of May 6, 2006.

Released on 21 February 2006 as a digital‑only single via iTunes, Black Sweat marked one of Prince’s earliest major digital‑first releases. Each purchase of the track automatically entered fans into the purple ticket sweepstakes, a promotional campaign tied to the 3121 album era. Winners received exclusive access to Prince’s private performances and events — a modern twist on the golden‑ticket mythos.

The first glimpse of the 3121 era — a romantic, cinematic single released before the album was even announced.

The track first appeared digitally on December 13, 2005 through the NPG Music Club as both an audio and video download, a date written as 12/13 in the US, which playfully mirrors “3121” when reversed. A second CD release followed on February 14, 2006. Unusually for a commercial Prince single, the CD contained only one track with no B‑side, remix, or alternate version.

Initially exclusive to NPG Music Club members, it later received a wider commercial digital release. The accompanying music video — directed by Salma Hayek and starring Mía Maestro — amplified the song’s romantic, cinematic tone. Te Amo Corazón became a notable international success, charting across Europe and North America, and marked the beginning of Prince’s 2006 return to mainstream prominence.

The track was paired with Brand New Orleans, initially as a free stream, with both songs created to raise funds for the Hurricane Katrina Relief Fund. Two days later, on September 7, the NPG Music Club expanded the offering by adding You Will Be Moved — a Prince‑written, Mavis Staples‑performed gospel ballad — available for purchase alongside the original tracks. On October 25, 2005, the two Prince recordings were issued as a physical CD single in the United States, extending