Fans around the world obviously want to listen to Prince's 40-year catalogue of music right now as they grieve his death – but finding his biggest hits on streaming services can be a challenge.
Prince has always had a complex reaction to digital music – having famously deleted most of his material off of YouTube, SoundCloud and non-TIDAL streaming sites – so here's a handy guide for where you can find his songs online:
STREAMING:
His back catalogue is most complete on TIDAL – where you can stream audio and video of classics like 'When Doves Cry' through to the more topical 'Baltimore' for no additional cost if you have a subscription.
Spotify only has one non-soundtrack Prince song, the 2015 track 'Stare'. You can listen to it by clicking here.
Apple Music has streaming rights for HITNRUN Phase Two – one-half of last year's ambitious double album – as well as the one-off track 'This Could Be Us'.
Hoopla lets you borrow certain tracks – although the only trouble is you'll need a valid library card to sign up.
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BUYING
Fans willing to purchase music can find a vast selection of his tracks on iTunes – with the available content ranging from his late-'70s breakthrough work up through both halves of his most recent work HITnRUN.
Amazon and Google Play also have a decent selection of Prince's vast discography available to buy, if you'd prefer to own rather than just stream.
VIDEO
We've rounded up some of Prince's greatest live performances – from his epic Super Bowl headlining set to a haunting Radiohead cover – right here for your viewing pleasure.
TV
MTV has suspended all programming today to exclusively show Prince's groundbreaking music videos and live performances. It's a rare opportunity to actually see MTV playing music videos - and no-one's more worthy than Prince.
Prince was tragically found dead in Minneapolis on Thursday (April 21), leading to an outpouring of grief from Madonna, Justin Timberlake and Oprah Winfrey on social media in the hours after his death.
Prince Rogers Nelson, known by his mononym Prince, released 39 albums throughout his prolific and universally acclaimed career.
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