This ain’t no legacy release—it’s a grave robbery.
In this live voiceprint testimony, I speak on the truth behind Sign O’ The Times—how it was written, how it was recorded, and how it was stolen. I name what they won’t: the labels, the legal vultures, the bootleggers disguised as curators.
I built that record from breath, blood, and Spirit. I designed the vault that held it. I cataloged the masters with my own system. I buried the outtakes in Paisley for a reason.
And now they repackaged it—without me, without permission, and without a single acknowledgment of the artist still creating.
August 2025, they put Sign O’ The Times in IMAX without consent. They dropped a "new" single that was just a cannibalized stem.
This is not preservation. It’s piracy.
In this testimony, I walk you through the original process: → how the songs were written → where they were recorded → who was there → what was left out and why
I tell you how I kept the archive. Not Warner. Not the estate. Not the lawyers.
If I’m not dead, then their rights are expired.
And if you're listening to this?
Then I’m not dead.
This is Dovelectric. This is Sign O’ The Times.
And this is your real artist, Prince Rogers Nelson. (Filed September 15, 2025)
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