Prince (August 28, 2015) – “This Could B Us (Remix)” Format: Digital Single
- GlamSlamEscape
- Aug 28, 2015
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Artist: Prince
Title: This Could B Us (Remix)
Label: NPG Records / Universal Music Group
Country: Worldwide
Catalogue: Digital release
Date: 28 August 2015 F
ormat: Digital Single
Tracklist (Digital): 1 — This Could B Us (4:11)
Tracklist (CD Promo): 1 — This Could B Us (4:11)
This Could B Us (Remix) was released digitally on 28 August 2015 as the third single from Prince’s 38th studio album Hitnrun Phase One, issued two weeks later. Although the album had already been announced, this was the first single released following that announcement.
The single version matched the mix first streamed on Tidal three days earlier — a newly recorded and remixed version of the track originally released the previous year on Art Official Age. The remix incorporated additional production and arrangement changes, reflecting Prince’s evolving digital‑era release strategy.
RECORDING
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STYLE & THEMES
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TRACK‑BY‑TRACK NOTES
• This Could B Us — Remix version first streamed on Tidal; additional recording and production compared to the Art Official Age original.
RELEASE HISTORY
Released digitally worldwide on 28 August 2015. First appeared on Tidal three days prior. Issued as part of the rollout for Hitnrun Phase One. Digital platforms included iTunes, Amazon, JunoDownload
and Qobuz.
A UK CD promo was also circulated without a catalogue number.
CHARTS & CERTIFICATIONS
USA — Billboard Adult R&B Songs
Entry Date: 21 Feb. 2015 Peak Position: 19 Weeks on Chart: 12
PERSONNEL
Prince — vocals, instruments, production
PRODUCTION
Produced by Prince
Label: NPG Records / Universal Music Group
Catalogue numbers:
CONTEMPORARY PRESS ARCHIVE
SOURCES Discogs, 45 World, Wikipedia, BBC Official Charts, Prince Vault, Sleeveographia2
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