Mr Funk

 "Lovesexy represents Prince’s artistic maturity, the definitive sublimation of funk, no longer raw and raunchy but elaborate and refined."

 "The album is noted as the triumph of arrangements: the minimalism of previous works gives way to a hyper-produced sound, full of embellishments and baroque ideas."

Lovesexy is considered the pinnacle of Prince's production, combining jazz, funk, and rock with spiritual and elaborate arrangements. Despite criticism from mainstream outlets and issues over its controversial cover art, the album showcases Prince's artistic maturity and experimental spirit. Tracks like 'Eye No,' 'Annastesia,' and 'Positivity' highlight a seamless blend of emotion and virtuosity. This album closed the '80s era and marked the start of Prince's conflicts with the music industry. Dive into Prince’s artistic zenith with Lovesexy—listen now and experience his jazzy, funk revolution!

 "Within the brief space of a song, he has laid out the main issues that will henceforth always be present in his lyrics: the liberating power of the sex/love combination, the conviction of having God on one’s side, and the message of emancipation."

 "'Annie Christian' is finally a track where compositional mastery goes hand in hand with an 'important' text... the electric guitar explodes in the most beautiful solo Prince has produced so far."

Prince's album Controversy is a conceptually rich work that shifts focus from eroticism to political and social issues. The album blends funk rhythms with provocative lyrics tackling identity, liberation, and societal norms. Standout tracks like 'Controversy' and 'Annie Christian' showcase Prince's evolving musical and lyrical mastery. The album combines intensity with artistic experimentation, balancing serious themes with engaging funk arrangements. Dive into Prince's groundbreaking Controversy album and experience the fusion of funk, politics, and provocative lyricism today!

 "The two opening songs are each a condensed version of the Prince-sound, not just of that period."

 "Despite the heterogeneous group that inhabits it, [Rockhard In a Funky Place] brilliantly reaches its destination."

Prince's unreleased 1987 Black Album reveals a dark, funky side of the artist contrasting with his mainstream works. Featuring innovative rhythms, layered voices, and raw humor, it showcases his musical depth and playful yet intense themes. Not reaching his absolute peak, it remains fresh and inspiring, reflecting a crucial period of transition and creativity. Dive into Prince’s Black Album and experience a dark, funky, and groundbreaking musical journey today!