The returning titles are led by “Purple Rain,” the top-selling song of the week (again, driven by Thursday sales), as it re-enters the Digital Songs sales chart at No. 1 with 122,000 sold, up ...

Prince sold more than 150 million records worldwide. He was insanely prolific. Trying to select a list of a mere 10 songs is hardly doing justice to his immense, genre-bending catalog. But, this ...

Essential Prince: His greatest songs of all time, ranked "Purple Rain," "Kiss," "1999," "When Doves Cry"—everyone has a favorite Prince track, but only one can be crowned the best ...

The Game peppers the song with Prince song titles, memories of growing up with his music, and a "When Doves Cry" sample, before a distinctly purple chorus sung by Lorine Chia: ...

Prince has written so many amazing songs, it’s hard to narrow his catalog down to just 10. But I’ll give it a shot. Here’s a very personal, very subjective list of my top 10 songs from the ...

Here’s a look at Prince’s top 20 best-selling songs in the week ending April 21, according to Nielsen Music: Sales, Title (Rank on R&B Digital Songs chart) 122,000, “Purple Rain”* (1) ...

Recorded by Apollonia 6 (1984) Many of the songs Prince gave to female singers were fantasies for the male gaze, including this submissive come-on, which he drives with a new-wave-ish keyboard hook.

TikTok and Prince’s estate have teamed up to bring the late artist’s work to the app. Prince’s estate is also launching an official account, @prince.4.ever.

Previously unreleased Prince song “Born 2 Die” has been released. The Prince Estate has shared the second single from the upcoming album, Welcome 2 America, following the release of the title ...

Prince’s first major hit — released in 1979 — was a fairly straightforward disco track, sung in a Barry Gibb falsetto with a guitar part that wouldn’t feel out of place on a Chic song.

Prince‘s new song, “HARDROCKLOVER,” opens not with the expected thunderous riff, but a minimalist synth pulse. The singer-guitarist surveys the hazy scene at a party, “in between this ...