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Whether it was basketball, Ping-Pong or music, Prince was intensely competitive. So, when outspoken social critic and activist Cornel West said in a speech that "I love my brother Prince,
Prince’s posthumous new single, “Born 2 Die,” tells the story of a woman hustler on the mean streets.
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 track in April. The late music legend - who passed away in April 2016 at the age of 57 from an accidental fentanyl overdose - recorded the slow number in 2010, when then-President Obama was just a year into his first term. A press release states that: "Prince was reflecting deeply on the issues affecting the Black community and the role he hoped to play in the social justice movement." Morris Hayes of ...
Welcome 2 America. The track was unveiled on BBC Radio 6's morning program. You can watch the video below, and see the album's track list. "The song was recorded during a flurry of studio activity in the spring of 2010, when President Obama was just a year into his first term," a press release explained. "Prince was reflecting deeply on the issues affecting the Black community and the role he hoped to play." The track features bassist Tal Wilkenfield and drummer Chris Coleman, with vocalists Shelby J., Liv Warfield, and Elisa Fiorillo. Hayes recalled: "We got to 'Born 2 Die' and Prince said...
The funk ballad is the latest song to be revealed from the previously unreleased Welcome 2 America album