A tour‑only funk gem from the early 2000s, sold exclusively at concerts and later at the Celebration festival RELEASE DETAILS Date: April 14, 2001 (tour-only) Catalogue: 260F3 7135 SUPERCUTE Format: CD Single Country: United States (tour-exclusive) A-Side: “Supercute” – 4:18 / 4:19 B-Side: “Underneath The Cream” – 4:00 / 4:01 THE STORY Supercute was first made available on April 14, 2001 at Prince’s Hit N Run Tour performance at the Atlanta Civic Center. Sold exclusively at c

A tour‑only NPG release from the early 2000s, originally intended for the unreleased Peace album RELEASE DETAILS Date: April 14, 2001 (first available at concerts) Catalogue: 24RV3 7135 THEDAISY Format: CD Single Country: United States (tour-exclusive) A-Side: “The Daisy Chain” – 6:15 B-Side: “Gamillah” – 3:18 THE STORY The Daisy Chain was first made available on April 14, 2001 at Prince’s Hit N Run Tour performance at the Atlanta Civic Center. Sold exclusively at concerts al

A tour‑only NPG release from the early 2000s, originally intended for the unreleased Peace album RELEASE DETAILS Date: April 14, 2001 (first available at concerts) Catalogue: 7135 PEACE Format: CD Single Country: United States (tour-exclusive) A-Side: “Peace” – 5:34 / 5:33 B-Side: “2045: Radical Man” – 6:36 THE STORY Peace was first made available on April 14, 2001 at Prince’s Hit N Run Tour performance at the Atlanta Civic Center. Sold exclusively at concerts alongside The D

U Make My Sunshine is a fascinating snapshot of Prince’s early‑2000s digital experimentation — a warm, gospel‑soul duet wrapped in puzzles, fan‑driven distribution, and the chaotic freedom of open licensing. Angie Stone’s presence adds emotional depth, while the B‑side’s social commentary nods to the Staple Singers’ legacy. Though modest in chart performance, the single remains a cult favourite for its rarity, its aborted album connection, and its place in Prince’s evolving o

U Make My Sunshine is a fascinating snapshot of Prince’s early‑2000s digital experimentation — a warm, gospel‑soul duet wrapped in puzzles, fan‑driven distribution, and the chaotic freedom of open licensing. Angie Stone’s presence adds emotional depth, while the B‑side’s social commentary nods to the Staple Singers’ legacy. Though modest in chart performance, the single remains a cult favourite for its rarity, its aborted album connection, and its place in Prince’s evolving o

Cybersingle was first offered as a free MP3 download on July 14, 2000 via NPGOnlineLtd.com, following a 1:04 teaser excerpt streamed on the site since June 1. Arriving just weeks after Prince officially reclaimed his birth name on June 30, 2000, the track was still released under the Love Symbol moniker because it had been recorded earlier that spring. The release marked one of Prince’s earliest experiments with large‑scale digital distribution, giving fans direct access to n

Released in the US on November 23 1999 via Arista / NPG Records, The Greatest Romance Ever Sold was the sole single from Rave Un2 The Joy Fantastic. Issued as both a CD maxi‑single and a commercial / promo 2×12", it showcased Prince’s millennial crossover ambitions: Neptunes remixes featuring Q‑Tip, club‑driven Jason Nevins versions, and two appearances from Eve. The single reached No. 63 on the Billboard Hot 100 and made strong showings across R&B and dance sales charts.

The single “1999 (The New Master)” backed with various remixes was released independently by NPG Records on February 2, 1999.

This marked the song’s third appearance on the chart and brought its cumulative total to 28 weeks since its original 1982 release.

A rare direct‑order acoustic statement — Prince’s first and only single from the intimate album The Truth…. RELEASE DETAILS Date: February 14, 1997 Catalogue: None assigned (Direct Order Only) Format: CD Single Country: United States Label: NPG Records Album: The Truth… (1997) A-Side: The Truth THE STORY Released exclusively through the 1-800-NEW-FUNK phone line and website on Valentine’s Day 1997, “The Truth” b/w “Don’t Play Me” was the only single issued from Prince O(+>’s