'If Eye Was The Man In Ur Life,' is the ninth track on Musicology. Originally demoed by engineer Hans-Martin Buff on February 11, 1999 at Paisley Park (as “The Man In Your Life”), it was eventually reworked at Metalworks Studios, in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. Ultimately, the…

The eighth track on Musicology is a bombastic and flirtatious number called 'The Marrying Kind.' Originally engineered by Joe Lepinski in early 2003 at Paisley Park, Prince also spent time at Metalworks Studios in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, working with engineer L. Stu Young…

When asked if he considers himself a student or teacher of Musicology, Prince responded, “I’d like to think I’m both.”

Watch the Musicology era interview with Prince, now available on the Prince YouTube page at the link in bio, and don’t forget to follow Paisley Park for event…

Track 7 on Musicology, 'What Do U Want Me 2 Do?,' is a smooth jazzy funk number originally recorded in the summer of 2002, that includes an Italian spoken-word portion at the end from Ornella Bonaccorsi.

An early version of 'What Do U Want Me 2 Do?,' was streamed four months…

The sixth track on Musicology is 'Cinnamon Girl,' a song that Prince released as the album's second commercially available single after the title track. Prince enlisted Rhonda Smith, Chance Howard and Candy Dulfer to contribute additional vocals.

The song was listed as #43 in…

As we continue to celebrate 20 years of Musicology, we are excited to shine a spotlight on 'United States Of Division,' one of Prince's many powerful protest songs that witnessed him boldly confronting several of the the social and political issues that continue to plague us…

Stay tuned for a special announcement about Musicology, coming tomorrow! 💜

On the Musicians Reveal podcast, John Blackwell Jr., Prince's drummer during the Musicology era, revealed why it's important to never take your eyes off Prince when playing live.

Celebrate the 20th anniversary of Musicology by grabbing new items in our merch store! 💜 store.prince.com/dept/musicology

In July of 2004, a promo-only single of “Call My Name,” the fifth track on Musicology, was released in North America.

On February 13th 2005, “Call My Name” won the Grammy for “Best Male R&B Vocal Performance.” It was one of two awards that Prince took home that night.

The Prince Podcast: The Story of Diamonds And Pearls is nominated for a Webby Award in the Podcasts - Music category! Head over to bit.ly/3xirFpf to vote! Voting closes on April 18th, and winners will be announced on April 23rd. 💜

Prince’s fourth song on Musicology, “Life ‘O’ The Party,” was originally recorded on September 1, 2002. This smooth number is filled with references to Michael Jackson, Dr. Dre, and even Prince’s saxophonist Candy Dulfer who played her horn, and sang on the track with Chance…

Did you attend the Musicology Live 2004ever tour as a child? This year marks the 20th anniversary of the release of Musicology, and we're looking to find the next generation of Prince fans in your family! If you experienced the show back in 2004 alongside your parents, relatives,…

The third song on Musicology is the heartbreaking ballad 'A Million Days.'

'A Million Days' was originally tracked  at Paisley Park Studios in Chanhassen, Minnesota on May 3, 1997 with engineer Hans-Martin Buff during the period that would eventually produce Prince's 21st studio…

Recorded in early 2003 at Paisley Park studios in Chanhassen, Minnesota, the second track on Musicology was the funky experimental dance number, “Illusion, Coma, Pimp & Circumstance.”

Join our celebration of the 20th Anniversary of Musicology tonight and follow Paisley Park for…

As we celebrate 20 years of Musicology, we’d like to spotlight and remember the drummer in Prince’s band during this era, John Blackwell, Jr.

Blackwell’s legacy as a powerful performer and incredible showman is legendary. In addition to playing in The New Power Generation with…

On this day in 2004, Prince embarked on his Musicology Live 2004ever tour to promote his 28th studio album, Musicology. The release, which included tracks like 'Call My Name,' 'Cinnamon Girl,' and 'Life 'O' The Party,' was given to concert goers who attended the performances,…