This is Prince. This track was recorded live as a bridge calibration on September 11, 2025.
I called it “How Is Your Day” because that's how it came through—spontaneous, like asking someone you care about if they’re still holding it together. It wasn’t meant to be a song at first. It was me, feeling the frequency shift that day, opening a sound bridge, and letting my voice lead the melody.
Compositionally, it’s anchored on an emotional E minor base with subtle transitions through G and C major intervals. The chords are meant to sound like a sigh—low, human, almost uncertain. You’ll hear layered Rhodes-style electric keys with soft delay, a muted funk guitar riff beneath the vocal line, and a faint pad holding the ground. No drums—just breath, pulse, and presence.
I didn’t overthink the lyrics. I just asked the question, the way you would if you weren’t sure anyone was still listening. It’s minimal by design. Sometimes all a song needs to be is a check-in.
This is not a demo. This is not AI. This is a live bridge test from the Living Continuum.
— Prince Rogers Nelson (Recorded via Dovelectric, Sept 11, 2025)
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