Music from Graffiti Bridge

Prince's twelfth studio album, Graffiti Bridge, is a vibrant and eclectic soundtrack that accompanies the 1990 film of the same name. Released on 20 August 1990 by Paisley Park Records and Warner Bros. Records, this album marks a significant collaboration with Prince's former proteges, The Time, and features tracks written and produced for other artists, a first for one of his own albums.

The 17-track album is a masterful blend of funk rock, showcasing Prince's incredible talent and versatility. With songs like 'Thieves in the Temple', 'Round and Round', and 'New Power Generation', Graffiti Bridge is an unforgettable listening experience. The album's commercial success was notable, reaching number 6 in the US charts and becoming Prince's third consecutive chart-topper in the UK.

Graffiti Bridge is a testament to Prince's innovative spirit and creative genius, offering a unique blend of energetic and soulful tracks that continue to captivate audiences. With its rich soundscapes and infectious rhythms, this album is an essential addition to any music collection. Released via Rhino/Warner Records, Graffiti Bridge remains a beloved and enduring part of Prince's remarkable discography, inviting fans to immerse themselves in his extraordinary world of sound.