A rare NPG Music Club digital single spotlighting the live “Empty Room” performance that opened Prince’s C‑Note project RELEASE DETAILS Date: January 3, 2003 Format: Digital Single (MP3 download) Country: Worldwide (NPG Music Club members-only) Track: “Empty Room (Live)” (lead track from the C‑Note EP) THE STORY Released on January 3, 2003 as a digital single through the NPG Music Club, “C-Note (Live)” served as the lead track from the C‑Note EP. The title is an acronym formed from the initials of five live soundcheck recordings: Copenhagen, Nagoya, Osaka, Tokyo, and Empty Room — playfully referencing the slang term “C-Note” for a $100 bill. The release continued Prince’s early-2000s strategy of offering exclusive content directly to subscribers. CONTEXT & NOTES “Empty Room (Live)” was recorded during the One Nite Alone… Tour soundchecks and captures Prince in a raw, intimate setting. Long regarded as one of his most emotionally charged compositions, the song had been whispered about for years before this official release. The track later appeared on the full C-Note digital album in 2004 and remains a fan favourite, especially the iconic 2009 Montreux performance. TRACK LIST Digital Single (NPG Music Club Exclusive) Empty Room (Live) CHART PERFORMANCE Not eligible for chart entry (members-only digital release) PERSONNEL Prince – vocals, guitar, piano (live performance) RELATED MATERIAL Empty Room (Live) (2003) Copenhagen (2002) Te Amo Corazón (2005) For other relevant posts, see the tags at the foot of the page. SOURCES Prince Vault • Sleevographia2 • NPG Music Club archives • Discogs COPYRIGHT NOTICE All single artwork, photographs, logos, and original text excerpts remain the property of their respective copyright holders. This entry is a transformative, non-commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference. No ownership of the original material is claimed or implied. ARTIST — Prince ARTIST CATEGORY — Prince Singles ARTIST ITEM — C-Note (Live) (Digital Single) ARTIST ATTACHMENT — NPG Records / NPG Music Club ARTIST YEAR — 2003

Format: CD Single Label: NPG Records / Columbia Country: Europe Release Date: 3 May 2004 Genre: Funk • Pop • R&B Style: Contemporary Funk • Minneapolis Sound Revival Overview Musicology was the first commercially‑available single released from Prince’s 2004 album of the same name. Issued two weeks after the album’s retail release, it served as the lead European single and the anchor for the album’s promotional campaign. Four weeks before the physical CD appeared, Magnificent was released on the NPG Music Club’s Musicology Download Store as a “virtual B‑side” to Musicology, although Musicology itself was not available as an individual download. The physical B‑side, On The Couch, was taken from the album of the same name. Track Listing — CD Single (6749231) Musicology — 4:26 On The Couch — 3:33 European CD single for Musicology (6749231), released 3 May 2004. European promo CD for Musicology (SAMPCS140341). Label: Not On Label – none Format: Acetate, 12", 45 RPM, Single Sided CD Promo — UK (SAMPCS140341) Musicology — 4:26 Vinyl Technical Details Lacquer Cut At: Masterpiece Format: Single‑sided acetate Playback Speed: 45 RPM Label: Unbranded (Not On Label) This acetate predates or parallels the European CD single release and represents one of the earliest physical cuts of Musicology prepared in the UK. his rare UK acetate contains a single‑sided 12" lacquer cut of Musicology, prepared in 2004 during the album’s promotional cycle. Cut at Masterpiece, the disc features the standard album version of the track and was likely produced in extremely limited quantities for internal use, playback evaluation, or pre‑release testing. The acetate carries two punched holes: one in the centre (standard spindle hole) one offset to the side, consistent with Masterpiece’s archival/test‑press handling The label area is plain, carrying only timing and facility information. Track Listing A. Musicology — 4:26 Label Notes: “Total Time: 4'26” Masterpiece logo present Single‑sided lacquer 🧾 Sources Prince Vault (release chronology, chart performance, format details) Columbia Records Europe discography (2004) Official Charts Company (UK) Billboard Magazine archives: Hot 100, Bubbling Under, R&B/Hip‑Hop (2004) European chart archives: Ultratop, FIMI, VG‑Lista, Mega Top 50, Schweizer Hitparade © Copyright Notice All single artwork, label designs, photographs, and original text excerpts remain the property of their respective copyright holders. This Chronicle entry is a transformative, non‑commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference. No ownership of the original material is claimed or implied

Prince confronts post‑9/11 prejudice with a bold funk protest wrapped in falsetto, controversy, and courage RELEASE DETAILS Date: September 28, 2004 (US) / November 8, 2004 (UK/EU) Format: CD Single, Enhanced CD, 12" Promo, VHS Promo Country: United States, United Kingdom & Europe A-Side: “Cinnamon Girl” B-Sides / Bonus: “Dear Mr. Man (Live at Webster Hall)”, “United States of Division” THE STORY Released as the second single from the album Musicology, “Cinnamon Girl” was one of Prince’s most politically charged works of the 2000s. The track addressed racial profiling and prejudice in post-9/11 America through a Middle Eastern-influenced funk groove and soaring falsetto. Multiple formats were issued, including enhanced CDs with live tracks, a video, and a rare 12" promo. The single’s music video sparked significant debate for its bold imagery. CONTEXT & NOTES “Cinnamon Girl” exemplified Prince’s willingness to use his platform for social commentary during a tense period in American history. The enhanced CD format included live performances and the previously download-only track “United States of Division,” making it a substantial release for fans. The song’s release strategy combined traditional physical formats with promotional tie-ins during the successful Musicology Live tour. TRACK LIST Enhanced CD Single (UK/EU) (COL 675142 2) Cinnamon Girl – 3:56 Dear Mr. Man (Live at Webster Hall) – 4:14 United States of Division – 6:18 Dear Mr. Man (Live at Webster Hall) – Video (4:14) Promo CD (SAMPCS 14203 1) Cinnamon Girl (Album Version) – 3:56 Promo CD-R (UK) Cinnamon Girl – 3:56 12" Promo Vinyl (XPR 3781) A. Cinnamon Girl (Album Version) – 3:56 B. Musicology (Album Version) – 4:26 VHS Promo (Betacam-SP, PAL) Cinnamon Girl – 4:04 CHART PERFORMANCE UK Singles Chart: Peak No. 43 PERSONNEL Prince – vocals, all instruments, production PACKAGING HIGHLIGHTS Enhanced CD with video content Multiple promo formats (CD, CD-R, 12", VHS) Standard and enhanced artwork variants WHAT THE LABEL / SLEEVE SHOWS Artwork typically features Prince imagery from the Musicology era, with some European editions including enhanced content stickers. RELATED MATERIAL Musicology (2004 album) Musicology Live Tour (2004) United States of Division (digital track) For other relevant posts, see the tags at the foot of the page. SOURCES Prince Vault • Sleevographia2 • Discogs • Official Charts Company COPYRIGHT NOTICE All single artwork, photographs, logos, and original text excerpts remain the property of their respective copyright holders. This entry is a transformative, non-commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference. No ownership of the original material is claimed or implied. ARTIST — Prince ARTIST CATEGORY — Prince Singles ARTIST ITEM — Cinnamon Girl (Single) ARTIST ATTACHMENT — Columbia Records / NPG Records ARTIST YEAR — 2004 VARIANT OVERVIEW 1: “Cinnamon Girl” (3:56, Prince) Written and produced by Prince. A funky protest song with Middle Eastern influences and lyrics about a girl caught in post-9/11 prejudice. 2: “Dear Mr. Man (Live at Webster Hall)” (4:14, Prince) Live recording from Webster Hall, New York. 3: “United States Of Division” (6:18, Prince) 4: Bonus studio track. Video: “Dear Mr. Man (Live at Webster Hall)” (4:14) Enhanced CD video track. Release Details: Label: Columbia Records (UK & Europe). Notes: ℗ & © 2004 Columbia Records. Artwork and track listing differ between North American and European versions. UK/Europe Variants: CD, Single, Enhanced (COL 675142 2): Cinnamon Girl (3:56) Dear Mr. Man (Live At Webster Hall) (4:14) United States Of Division (6:18) Video: Dear Mr. Man (Live At Webster Hall) (4:14) CD, Single, Promo (SAMPCS 14203 1): Cinnamon Girl (Album Version) (3:56) CD-R, Promo (none): Cinnamon Girl (3:56) (UK 1-track promo CD-R in clear PVC sleeve with white title insert card. Not for production.) Vinyl, 12", Promo (XPR 3781): with a 3-sheet info pack (see1st page). A. Cinnamon Girl (Album Version) (3:56) B. Musicology (Album Version) (4:26) VHS, Promo (none): (Betacam-SP, Advance, PAL, dated 3 Nov 2004.) Cinnamon Girl (4:04)

A minimalist digital‑era blast of electro‑funk — and the launch of Prince’s “purple ticket” sweepstakes RELEASE DETAILS Date: February 21, 2006 Format: Digital Single Country: Worldwide (via iTunes) Track: “Black Sweat” – 3:11 THE STORY Released on February 21, 2006 as a digital-only single via iTunes, “Black Sweat” was one of Prince’s earliest major digital-first releases. Each purchase automatically entered fans into the “Purple Ticket” sweepstakes, offering winners access to exclusive private performances and events tied to the 3121 album campaign. The track’s stripped-back, skeletal electro-funk sound — built on drum machine minimalism, sharp beats, and signature falsetto — quickly became a standout of the era. CONTEXT & NOTES “Black Sweat” marked Prince’s return to taut, minimalist funk reminiscent of his mid-1980s classics, but updated with a modern digital edge. The Purple Ticket promotion was a key part of the 3121 rollout, blending music release with experiential marketing. The song earned Prince a Grammy nomination for Best Male R&B Vocal Performance and remains one of his most celebrated 2000s singles. TRACK LIST Digital Single Black Sweat – 3:11 CHART PERFORMANCE US Billboard Hot 100: Peak No. 60 US Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs: Peak No. 82 PERSONNEL Prince – vocals, all instruments, production PACKAGING HIGHLIGHTS Digital download with automatic Purple Ticket sweepstakes entry Striking silhouette artwork with colorful background swirl No commercial physical single at initial release (promo formats followed) RELATED MATERIAL 3121 (2006 album) Purple Ticket promotion / private events Planet Earth (2007 album) For other relevant posts, see the tags at the foot of the page. SOURCES Prince Vault • Sleevographia2 • Discogs • Billboard charts COPYRIGHT NOTICE All single artwork, photographs, logos, and original text excerpts remain the property of their respective copyright holders. This entry is a transformative, non-commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference. No ownership of the original material is claimed or implied. ARTIST — Prince ARTIST CATEGORY — Prince Singles ARTIST ITEM — Black Sweat (Digital Single) ARTIST ATTACHMENT — NPG Records / Universal ARTIST YEAR — 2006

A stripped‑back electro‑funk blast powering the 3121 era RELEASE DETAILS Date: February 21, 2006 (digital) / March 27, 2006 (physical) Catalogue: B0006371-11 (12") Format: Digital Single, 12" Single, CD Single Country: United States (worldwide rollout) A-Side: “Black Sweat” B-Side: “Beautiful, Loved And Blessed” (unique single version) THE STORY Released digitally on February 21, 2006 and physically in late March, “Black Sweat” was the second single from Prince’s album 3121. A taut, minimalist electro-funk track with sharp beats, falsetto vocals, and skeletal synths, it marked a return to the raw, stripped-back style of Prince’s mid-1980s work. The B-side featured a slightly different version of “Beautiful, Loved And Blessed” (originally intended for Támar’s album). The single was tied to the “Purple Ticket” promotion, where purchases entered fans into a contest to win entry to a private Prince performance. CONTEXT & NOTES “Black Sweat” became one of the signature songs of the 3121 era, showcasing Prince’s continued mastery of minimalist funk. The digital-first release strategy reflected Prince’s growing embrace of online distribution in the mid-2000s. While modest on US charts, the single performed stronger in parts of Europe. TRACK LIST Digital Single Black Sweat – 3:11 12" Single (US) (B0006371-11) A. Black Sweat – 3:11 B. Beautiful, Loved And Blessed – 5:18 CHART PERFORMANCE US Billboard Hot 100: Peak No. 60 US Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles: Peak No. 82 UK Singles Chart: Peak No. 43 Spain: Peak No. 17 Netherlands: Peak No. 29 Latvia: Peak No. 25 PERSONNEL Prince – vocals, all instruments, production PACKAGING HIGHLIGHTS Digital download with Purple Ticket contest entry Standard 12" and CD single formats No picture sleeve for most editions RELATED MATERIAL 3121 (2006 album) Támar – Beautiful, Loved & Blessed project Planet Earth (2007 album) For other relevant posts, see the tags at the foot of the page. SOURCES Prince Vault • Sleevographia2 • Discogs • Billboard / Official Charts COPYRIGHT NOTICE All single artwork, photographs, logos, and original text excerpts remain the property of their respective copyright holders. This entry is a transformative, non-commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference. No ownership of the original material is claimed or implied. ARTIST — Prince ARTIST CATEGORY — Prince Singles ARTIST ITEM — Black Sweat (Single) ARTIST ATTACHMENT — Universal Records / NPG Records ARTIST YEAR — 2006

Prince brings joyful funk to the big screen with a Golden Globe–winning anthem for Happy Feet RELEASE DETAILS Date: November 20, 2006 Format: Promo CD Single Country: United States (primarily), Japan Track List The Song Of The Heart (Radio Edit) – 3:00 The Song Of The Heart (Album Edit) – 3:40 THE STORY Released on November 20, 2006 as a promo-only CD single, “The Song Of The Heart” was written and produced by Prince specifically for the animated film Happy Feet. Originally approached to license “Kiss,” Prince instead delivered a brand-new upbeat funk-pop track full of exuberance and charm. The song went on to win the Golden Globe for Best Original Song and received a Grammy nomination for Best Song Written for Visual Media. CONTEXT & NOTES This release marked one of Prince’s most successful soundtrack contributions of the 2000s. Multiple promo variants were issued, including US cardboard sleeve editions and a Japanese slimline jewel case. The track was never released as a commercial single, making original promos highly collectible. It remains a highlight of Prince’s mid-2000s output, showcasing his ability to craft infectious, family-friendly funk. TRACK LIST US Promo CD Single (Atlantic/Lava) The Song Of The Heart (Radio Edit) – 3:00 The Song Of The Heart (Album Edit) – 3:40 Japan Promo CD Single (Warner Music) The Song Of The Heart (Radio Edit) – 3:00 The Song Of The Heart (Album Edit) – 3:40 US Promo CDr (Warner Bros. Pictures) The Song Of The Heart – 4:36 (full version) CHART PERFORMANCE No official chart entries (promo-only release) Awards Golden Globe Award: Best Original Song — Winner (2007) Grammy Award: Best Song Written for Visual Media — Nominee (2008) PERSONNEL Prince – vocals, all instruments, production Mixed by Ian Boxill Mastered by Tom Coyne at Sterling Sound PACKAGING HIGHLIGHTS US cardboard sleeve promo Japan slimline jewel case promo Warner Bros. Pictures text sleeve variant No commercial retail release WHAT THE LABEL / SLEEVE SHOWS The Japanese promo features artwork with penguins from Happy Feet, Prince logo, and bilingual text. US promos typically have simple text sleeves or custom Happy Feet themed designs. RELATED MATERIAL Happy Feet (2006 soundtrack) Planet Earth (2007 album) Prince soundtrack contributions For other relevant posts, see the tags at the foot of the page. SOURCES Prince Vault • Sleevographia2 • Discogs • Golden Globe / Grammy records COPYRIGHT NOTICE All single artwork, photographs, logos, and original text excerpts remain the property of their respective copyright holders. This entry is a transformative, non-commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference. No ownership of the original material is claimed or implied. ARTIST — Prince ARTIST CATEGORY — Prince Singles ARTIST ITEM — The Song Of The Heart (Promo Single) ARTIST ATTACHMENT — Atlantic / Lava / Warner Bros. Pictures ARTIST YEAR — 2006

Prince launches his 2007 digital era with a raw, guitar‑driven anthem first sold directly to fans through 3121.com RELEASE DETAILS Date: February 2, 2007 Format: Digital Single (MP3) Country: Worldwide (via 3121.com) Track: “Guitar” (early mix) THE STORY Released on February 2, 2007 as a $1.99 MP3 download exclusively through Prince’s website 3121.com, “Guitar” was one of Prince’s earliest direct-to-fan digital singles. The track arrived ahead of the Planet Earth album and 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. CONTEXT & NOTES This release marked Prince’s embrace of independent online distribution in the mid-2000s. By selling directly through 3121.com, Prince bypassed traditional retail channels and engaged fans directly. “Guitar” became a fan favourite not only for its energy but also for its rarity as an early digital exclusive. It helped set the tone for Prince’s 2007 output and his evolving relationship with digital platforms. TRACK LIST Digital Single Guitar (early mix) CHART PERFORMANCE No official chart entries reported (website-exclusive digital release) PERSONNEL Prince – vocals, guitar, all instruments, production RELATED MATERIAL Planet Earth (2007 album) Chelsea Rodgers (2007 single) Prince’s digital-era singles (2007) For other relevant posts, see the tags at the foot of the page. SOURCES Prince Vault • Sleevographia2 • 3121.com archival notes • Discogs COPYRIGHT NOTICE All single artwork, photographs, logos, and original text excerpts remain the property of their respective copyright holders. This entry is a transformative, non-commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference. No ownership of the original material is claimed or implied. ARTIST — Prince ARTIST CATEGORY — Prince Singles ARTIST ITEM — Guitar (Digital Single) ARTIST ATTACHMENT — 3121.com / NPG Records ARTIST YEAR — 2007

Prince unveils a stripped‑back acoustic gem as the second “Jam of the Week” on 3121.com RELEASE DETAILS Date: October 21, 2007 Format: Streaming-Only Digital (Jam of the Week) Country: Worldwide (via 3121.com) Track: “Love (Acoustic)” – 3:38 THE STORY Released on October 21, 2007 as the second “Jam of the Week” on Prince’s official website 3121.com, “Love (Acoustic)” presented a previously unheard stripped-down version of the track from the 2006 album 3121. Featuring Prince alone with guitar and subtle overdubs, this intimate take offered fans a rare glimpse into the song’s early, emotionally vulnerable form. CONTEXT & NOTES During the Planet Earth promotional period, Prince used 3121.com to share exclusive material directly with fans. This acoustic version of “Love” highlighted his willingness to experiment with digital distribution and reveal alternate recordings. The track was available as a stream only and was not offered for download at the time. It later circulated through fan captures after the site closed. TRACK LIST Digital Stream (3121.com) Love (Acoustic) – 3:38 CHART PERFORMANCE No official chart entries reported (streaming-only website release) PERSONNEL Prince – vocals, acoustic guitar RELATED MATERIAL 3121 (2006 album) Planet Earth (2007 album) 3121.com Jam of the Week series For other relevant posts, see the tags at the foot of the page. SOURCES Prince Vault • Sleevographia2 • 3121.com archival notes COPYRIGHT NOTICE All single artwork, photographs, logos, and original text excerpts remain the property of their respective copyright holders. This entry is a transformative, non-commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference. No ownership of the original material is claimed or implied.

Prince fires back at online critics with a 7‑minute digital funk grenade born from fan‑site controversy RELEASE DETAILS Date: November 20, 2007 Format: Digital Single (AAC, 256 kbps) Country: Worldwide Track: “F.U.N.K.” – 7:36 THE STORY Released on November 20, 2007 via iTunes, “F.U.N.K.” was Prince’s musical response to fan-site criticism following his legal actions against unofficial websites using his likeness and copyrighted material. Originally streamed and offered as a free download under the title “PFUnk” on PrinceFansUnited.com, Prince quickly retitled and commercially released the track with added elements, turning controversy into a dense, defiant funk workout. CONTEXT & NOTES This digital-only single reflects Prince’s mid-2000s battles over online control and his evolving relationship with fan communities. The rapid transition from free leak to paid download highlights his direct-to-fan digital strategy. As a standalone release with no physical formats, “F.U.N.K.” remains a rare artifact of Prince’s late-2000s online era. TRACK LIST Digital Single F.U.N.K. – 7:36 CHART PERFORMANCE No official chart entries reported. PERSONNEL Prince – vocals, all instruments, production RELATED MATERIAL Planet Earth (2007 album) Prince’s digital-era singles (2007) Fan-site controversy context (2007) For other relevant posts, see the tags at the foot of the page. SOURCES Prince Vault • Sleevographia2 • NPG Records announcement • Discogs COPYRIGHT NOTICE All single artwork, photographs, logos, and original text excerpts remain the property of their respective copyright holders. This entry is a transformative, non-commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference. No ownership of the original material is claimed or implied.

A Prince-Produced Shelby J. Soul Gem RELEASE DETAILS Date: December 12, 2012 Catalogue: None assigned Format: Limited Edition CD Single Country: United States Track List North Carolina (Full Version) – 7:47 North Carolina (The Hot Sauce Edit) – 3:51 North Carolina (The Tripp Edit) – 3:57 THE STORY Released as a limited edition CD single on Blackgypsy Music, “North Carolina” features Shelby J. on lead vocals with Anthony Hamilton as a guest. Prince produced the track and performed all instruments. The single includes the full-length version plus two edited mixes by Darron “Tripp” Thomas. This release is a rare Prince protégé project, highlighting his continued support for artists in his orbit. CONTEXT & NOTES “North Carolina” is a soul/R&B tribute to Shelby J.’s home state. Prince’s full involvement (production and all instruments) makes this one of his most complete behind-the-scenes works from the early 2010s. Original copies are extremely rare and highly sought after by collectors, often fetching high prices when they surface. PERSONNEL Shelby J. – lead vocals Anthony Hamilton – featured vocals Prince – production, all instruments PACKAGING HIGHLIGHTS Limited edition CD single Custom artwork with collage-style imagery No commercial reissue RELATED MATERIAL Shelby J. releases Prince protégé projects (early 2010s) Anthony Hamilton collaborations For other relevant posts, see the tags at the foot of the page. SOURCES Prince Vault • Sleevographia2 • Discogs • Collector documentation COPYRIGHT NOTICE All single artwork, photographs, logos, and original text excerpts remain the property of their respective copyright holders. This entry is a transformative, non-commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference. No ownership of the original material is claimed or implied.

A razor‑sharp, guitar‑heavy anthem marking Prince’s bold digital‑era return with 3RDEYEGIRL RELEASE DETAILS Date: February 4, 2013 Format: Digital Single Country: Worldwide (via 3rdEyeGirl.com) Track: “Screwdriver” THE STORY Released on February 4, 2013, “Screwdriver” was one of Prince’s earliest official releases of the 3RDEYEGIRL era. The track had been teased heavily across newly activated digital channels, including 3rdEyeGirl.com and social media posts hinting at a new sound and band lineup. It showcased Prince in full rock-band mode, leaning into a raw, guitar-driven aesthetic that would define his work with 3RDEYEGIRL. TRACK LIST Digital Single Screwdriver CHART PERFORMANCE No official chart entries reported. PERSONNEL Prince – vocals, guitar, production Donna Grantis – guitar Ida Nielsen – bass Hannah Ford Welton – drums RELATED MATERIAL Live Out Loud (2013 single) 3RDEYEGIRL era recordings PLECTRUMELECTRUM (2014 album) For other relevant posts, see the tags at the foot of the page. SOURCES Prince Vault • Sleevographia2 • 3rdEyeGirl.com announcement • Discogs COPYRIGHT NOTICE All single artwork, photographs, logos, and original text excerpts remain the property of their respective copyright holders. This entry is a transformative, non-commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference. No ownership of the original material is claimed or implied.

A fleeting 3RDEYEGIRL digital drop that vanished almost as quickly as it appeared RELEASE DETAILS Date: February 15, 2013 Format: Digital Single (MP3) Country: Worldwide (via 3rdEyeGirl.com) Track: “Boyfriend” / “Boyfriend Demo” THE STORY Released on February 15, 2013 through Prince’s 3rdEyeGirl.com storefront, “Boyfriend” appeared briefly before being taken down within the hour and re-uploaded as “Boyfriend Demo.” The track was sold alongside other low-priced digital singles on the site during the early days of the 3RDEYEGIRL era. It was one of the shortest-lived digital releases of Prince’s 2010s output. CONTEXT & NOTES This release reflects Prince’s experimental, unpredictable approach to digital distribution in the early 3RDEYEGIRL period. Songs appeared without warning, disappeared quickly, and left collectors scrambling. The rapid title change and removal only added to its mystique, making “Boyfriend Demo” one of the most elusive digital curiosities of Prince’s catalogue. TRACK LIST Digital Single Boyfriend / Boyfriend Demo CHART PERFORMANCE No official chart entries reported (website-exclusive digital release) PERSONNEL Prince – vocals, instruments, production (assumed) RELATED MATERIAL 3RDEYEGIRL early digital singles (2013) Live Out Loud (2013 single) PLECTRUMELECTRUM (2014 album) For other relevant posts, see the tags at the foot of the page. SOURCES Prince Vault • Sleevographia2 • 3rdEyeGirl.com archival notes • Discogs COPYRIGHT NOTICE All single artwork, photographs, logos, and original text excerpts remain the property of their respective copyright holders. This entry is a transformative, non-commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference. No ownership of the original material is claimed or implied.