What Will Happen To The New Prince Songs

There is a battle brewing over songs by Minnesota’s own Prince.  I, for one, am anxious for the dispute to be resolved so we can enjoy these recordings. Who knows, there may be another worldwide hit “Purple Rain” out there. The initial lawsuit was brought by Prince’s company Paisley Park Enterprises, which is now owned by his estate and its representative Comerica Bank & Trust, N.A.  (Collectively “Prince’s Estate”). Prince’s estate filed a Statement of Claim against George Boxill who was the sound engineer who worked with Prince on several music performance recordings. Before working with Prince, Mr. Boxill signed a confidentiality agreement. Prince’s estate states that the agreement explicitly stated that all recordings from the consultation remained the property of Paisley Park Enterprise. In 2006, Boxill worked with Prince to record five songs that have not been released yet. Other songs from this work…

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