Prince
Press reports indicate a vault has been
opened containing 2,000 unreleased songs by the singer
Prince, who died last month while having a medical emergency
at his Paisley Park home and recording studios in Minnesota.
The vault in his studio was opened with a drill. Prince was
a real musician, who was able to compose music from start to
finish, without assistance. As a result of his
songwriting ability and the convenience of having a studio
at home, Prince was able to record many songs.
Prince's heirs need to increase security at
Paisley Park, lest certain industry thieves pay for
break-ins to steal music and release them as their own.
There are songwriters and producers who have been targeted
by thieves. The week the late singer Amy Winehouse died,
some of her unreleased songs were stolen in a commissioned
theft by a music industry person. Music producer, BT, was
devastated when someone stole his home studio computer
containing $100,000 in unreleased music. There are other
terrible stories in this regard as well.
The music industry is being run by very
unscrupulous, greedy people, desperate for money and glory
that does not belong to them. There are unscrupulous music
industry people at Warner Bros and Sony Music already making
greedy plans regarding Prince's unreleased music and they
are preparing to rip off his heirs. Word is getting around
the industry about the schemes they are planning. There's
nothing more some of those untalented turds would love than
to go around taking credit for a Prince song they didn't
write.
STORY SOURCE
Prince Reportedly Left Behind Over 2,000 Unreleased
Songs
HOLLYWOOD, CA – APRIL 2 - :While Prince may
be gone, that doesn’t mean the new music has to stop coming.
According to Hunting For Prince’s Vault, a documentary
created by the BBC that sought to unearth just how much
music the star had sitting around that even his biggest fans
had never had a chance to enjoy, there are thousands of
songs that the public hasn’t heard yet.
Some of the people that worked with the rock
star for years estimate that there could be around 2,000
unreleased songs, and the final number might be even higher
than that. All of this music is sitting in a vault at
Prince’s Paisley Park estate in Minnesota, and no, that’s
not a fun nickname for a studio, either—there are supposedly
thousands of recordings in what looks like a bank vault.
For the documentary, journalist and
filmmaker Mobeen Azhar spoke to people connected to the
legendary performer, including fellow musicians, engineers,
and even those that worked on his management team and a
woman who helped him organize all of this material, and they
all back up the rumors that there are literally thousands of
recordings that Prince never allowed out of the vault for
one reason or another.
In addition to studio recordings, the vault
is also said to contain several music videos (some for songs
that were also never released) and two full-length films.
While he was primarily known as a musician, Prince also made
a name for himself as an actor in films like Purple Rain.
It’s tough to believe that there are movies featuring the
Purple One that he never shared, but if anybody would do
such a thing, it’s Prince...
