
Pop star Prince signed a large contract with Warner Bros. Records, from cooperation with whom he refused 20 years ago.
In the early 1990s, Prince Radicalco changed his image and music, and also changed his stage pseudonym to an unpronounceable symbol that combines symbols of male and female principles. The subsequent sharp drop in album sales led to the lawsuit and the break with Warner Bros. Records .
According to the singer, the label, on which he was recorded since 1977, limited his creative independence. Prince began to appear in public with the word “slave” (“slave”) on the cheek.
According to the contract, Warner will release a collection publication of the classic album of Prince Purple Rain -to the 30th anniversary of the release consisting in 1984, BBC reports.
In addition, the prince will regain the rights to the master-records made over the years of his cooperation with Warner .