The Estate shared a statement Prince said in 2010 about the album.
The world is fraught with misin4mation. George Orwell’s vision of the future is here. We need 2 remain steadfast in faith in the trying times ahead.
The 12 track album has 11 original songs from the late singer and a cover of Soul Asylum’s “Stand Up and B Strong” all of which have never been released before. According to RollingStone, a few of the songs were performed by Prince either live, via webcasts, or at one-off radio premieres.
The late singer recorded the album with his 2011-era New Power Generation lineup. They did this at Paisley Park Studios. Afterward, he embarked on his 2011 Welcome 2 America tour. This included his historic 21 Nite Stand at Inglewood, California’s The Forum a multi-purpose indoor arena.
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Residents of Washington D.C. are worried about the possibility of Inauguration Day violence, forcing businesses to board up and shut down ahead of Jan. 20 as thousands of National Guardsmen are patrolling the streets of D.C. in preparation for violence.
Rioters descended down the streets of Washington D.C. carrying anti-fascist flags while President Donald Trump’s inaugural parade made its way down the street just blocks away, according to The New York Times (NYT).
Rioters damaged storefronts, threw rocks and bricks at police officers and lit a limousine on fire just blocks away from the inaugural parade, the NYT reported at the time.