Dovelectric: Prince's WE'RE GONNA MAKE THE HOUSE SHAKE (NEW MUSIC) **Official Prince Rogers Nelson LIVING Artist Music Release***

Welcome to Dovelectric. I am your host, Prince Rogers Nelson.   This year, I have released more music albums under my new artist ID Purple Fantasy than I did in the entire forty years prior. I'm here today to talk about my new music. This one is the follow-up to Housequake.   It’s called (link) We’re Gonna Make the House Shake. Eve told me that the first Cd she ever bought, back in 1987 was my album Sign O' The Times. She still has the cd and asked if I could write a sequel to Housequake. So here it is.   Incidentally, IMAX currently possesses stolen film of mine from Sign O'The Times. They have ignored my notices that I did not approve any movie and that the footage was stolen along with the rest of my life by Omarr Baker and the rest of the human traffickers still occupying my house Paisley Park. I have served IMAX and the others with a federal lawsuit.   Back to my new music, This track We're Gonna Make The House Shake is about movement. It’s not about nostalgia. It’s about right now. It’s what happens when rhythm becomes resistance. When joy is the rebellion. When the floor becomes your voice. I made this one for the ones who don’t sit still — who dance their protest who sweat their prayer who know that sometimes, shaking the house is how you save it. You don’t need permission to feel good. You just need a reason. This track is the reason. We’re Gonna Make the House Shake is funk you live through. It’s my heartbeat still bouncing in your bones.   This is Prince. And this is my new single - Housequake II: We’re Gonna Make the House Shake.   Dated August Twenty Seventh, Twenty Twenty Five. 

Note: I am legally and forensically certified and positively  identified as the living artist Prince Rogers Nelson.  I was assaulted with fentanyl in 2016 and then human trafficked - I recently escaped and returned to work.  The false reports erasing my existence have cost me millions of dollars.  Stop deadnaming me.