Additionally, Spotify has some of the rock star's most popular singles available for streaming.Īnd if you want to listen to Prince's music in the way that the pop star would have preferred, you can buy Prince songs and albums on Amazon, as well as select albums on iTunes and certain songs on Google Play.
There's also a Prince YouTube station that has his songs from various stages of his career queued up, while Pandora also lets users listen to Prince tunes on a randomized basis. His newest album, HITNRUN Phase One & Two, was exclusively released for Tidal last year. A subscription to the service costs $9.99 per month, or you can sign up for a free month-long trial here.
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Indeed, the one place you can stream Prince's full collection is Tidal. He did, however, support Tidal, the music-subscription service spearheaded by Jay Z that has exclusively hosted Beyonce's hit single "Formation" and Kanye West's latest album The Life of Pablo. "What I meant was that the Internet was over for anyone who wants to get paid, and I was right about that," he told the Guardian in 2015.
The pop icon took a skeptical view of online streaming services during his lifetime, arguing that artists couldn't make money from them. Spotify wasn’t paying, so you gotta shut it down." Due to strict enforcement of his own copyrights, most videos with Prince's music are also removed from YouTube (though his one rendition of "Purple Rain" at a 1983 concert became available in 2015 on YouTube and has since stayed on the site). Prince's back catalog isn't available on Spotify, Rdio or Apple Music: He removed them from all services last year, telling Ebony, "My thing is this. They may also have been disappointed to discover that it could be difficult to find the rock star's songs online. Music fans around the world were shocked and saddened to hear of the death of pop icon Prince at age 57.
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