Parade - Music from the Motion Picture Under the Cherry Moon

Released on 31 March 1986, Prince's 'Parade - Music from the Motion Picture Under the Cherry Moon' is a captivating funk rock masterpiece. This 41-minute album, courtesy of Warner Records, takes listeners on a sonic journey through a diverse range of tracks. From the opening notes of 'Christopher Tracy's Parade' to the poignant closing song 'Sometimes It Snows in April', Prince's unique blend of style and substance is unmistakable.

The album's eclectic tracklist, featuring hits like 'Girls & Boys', 'Mountains', and 'Kiss', showcases Prince's incredible versatility as a musician. With 'Under the Cherry Moon' and 'Venus De Milo', he demonstrates his ability to craft beautiful, atmospheric soundscapes. Meanwhile, tracks like 'New Position' and 'Do U Lie?' highlight his flair for creating infectious, danceable grooves.

Throughout 'Parade', Prince's innovative approach to funk rock shines, resulting in an album that is both a testament to his artistic genius and a timeless classic. With its unique blend of funk, rock, and R&B elements, this album is a must-listen for fans of Prince and anyone looking to experience the magic of his music.