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Unlock Prince’s legacy through The Violet Vault- hosted by Ava Cyr, a long-time gen z Prince fan. Each week we’ll dive deep into Prince’s various eras from his early days in Minneapolis to global stardom, with special guest interviews sprinkled in. We’ll explore different sides of Prince, what inspired his music, aesthetics, and the man behind the purple. Make sure to subscribe and follow The Violet Vault on Instagram and Facebook to keep up with new episodes and bonus stories.
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In Episode 22 of The Violet Vault , we continue our Purple Journey through Prince’s remarkable career from 2005 to 2010 — a period defined by creativity, experimentation, and, above all, control. Following the massive comeback of Musicology , Prince entered a new chapter where he began reshaping not only his music but the entire business surrounding it. We explore the success of 3121 , his innovative Las Vegas residency at Club 3121, the end of his marriage to Manuela Testolini, and the unconventional release of Planet Earth through newspapers. We also revisit his unforgettable 2007 Super Bowl halftime performance, where a pouring rainstorm turned “Purple Rain” into one of the most iconic moments of his career, as well as his historic 21-night residency at London’s O2 Arena. From the three-album Lotusflow3r/MPLSound/Elixer release through Target to the newspaper distribution of 20Ten , Prince continued challenging traditional ideas about how artists could release and connect with their music. Along the way, we look at his Grammy wins, the induction of 1999 into the Grammy Hall of Fame, his Golden Globe win, and his 2010 BET Lifetime Achievement Award. More than a story about individual albums or performances, this chapter is about Prince taking control of his art, business, audience, and legacy — proving once again that the Purple One wasn't simply adapting to the changing music industry; he was challenging the rules and finding new ways to play the game on his own terms. Thank you for joining us for Episode 22 of The Violet Vault — Peace and be Wild! Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you enjoyed this episode of The Violet Vault , be sure to subscribe and follow along as we continue exploring the life and legacy of Prince. If you are interested in supporting our podcast, check out our support page here! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/support Instagram: Instagram Facebook: Facebook Shareable episode link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/episodes/18912757
In Episode 21 of The Violet Vault , Ava Cyr takes us into Prince’s fascinating early-2000s era, from 2000 through 2005—a period defined by freedom, experimentation, and reinvention. With his Warner Bros. obligations finally behind him, Prince reclaimed his name, navigated major changes in his personal life, and began reshaping the way artists could connect with their fans. We explore the launch of the NPG Music Club and Prince’s remarkably early embrace of the internet as a direct-to-fan platform, as well as the eclectic and deeply spiritual The Rainbow Children , the intimate One Nite Alone... , his jazz-focused projects Xpectation and N.E.W.S. , and the independent releases that followed. We also revisit Prince’s triumphant mainstream return with Musicology , the innovative concert-ticket album strategy that helped change Billboard’s sales rules, and his unforgettable 2004 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame performance of “While My Guitar Gently Weeps.” More than a transitional period, these years reveal Prince embracing creative and business independence on his own terms—and proving once again that when Prince had freedom, there was no telling what he would do with it. Join us for another chapter of our purple journey as we explore the life, music, and legacy of Prince. Peace and be wild! Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you enjoyed this episode of The Violet Vault , be sure to subscribe and follow along as we continue exploring the life and legacy of Prince. If you are interested in supporting our podcast, check out our support page here! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/support Instagram: Instagram Facebook: Facebook Shareable episode link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/episodes/18912757
In Episode 20 of The Violet Vault , Ava Cyr explores Prince’s journey from the aftermath of his highly publicized battle with Warner Bros. Records to the dawn of the new millennium. Following the release of Emancipation , Prince finally gained the creative freedom and ownership he had fought for, but his professional liberation came during one of the most painful periods of his personal life. This episode examines the devastating loss of his infant son, Amiir, the unraveling of his marriage to Mayte Garcia, and the spiritual transformation that shaped Prince’s life and music in the late 1990s. Along the way, we dive into Crystal Ball , The Truth , Newpower Soul , and Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic , while exploring Prince’s evolving relationship with the music industry and his determination to retain ownership of his work. The episode culminates in the spectacular Rave Un2 the Year 2000 celebration at Paisley Park, where Prince welcomed the new millennium surrounded by legendary musicians, friends, and fans. It’s a story of grief, reinvention, creative independence, and ultimately, finding a new sense of freedom as Prince stepped into the year 2000. Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you enjoyed this episode of The Violet Vault , be sure to subscribe and follow along as we continue exploring the life and legacy of Prince. If you are interested in supporting our podcast, check out our support page here! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/support Instagram: Instagram Facebook: Facebook Shareable episode link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/episodes/18912757
In Episode 19 of The Violet Vault , Ava Cyr explores a transformative chapter in Prince’s life as he finally breaks free from his long and turbulent relationship with Warner Bros. After years of fighting for creative control, Prince fulfills his final contractual obligation with Chaos and Disorder before stepping into complete artistic independence. But this new freedom arrives alongside profound personal changes: his marriage to Mayte Garcia, the birth and heartbreaking loss of their son, Amiir, and the creation of Emancipation , Prince’s ambitious 36-song, three-disc declaration of freedom. The episode examines how love, grief, spirituality, and independence shaped one of the most personal albums of his career, while reflecting on Prince’s lasting influence on artists’ battles for creative and ownership rights. Ultimately, this is a story about more than a record deal—it is a story about identity, resilience, love, loss, and Prince’s determination to create music entirely on his own terms. Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you enjoyed this episode of The Violet Vault , be sure to subscribe and follow along as we continue exploring the life and legacy of Prince. If you are interested in supporting our podcast, check out our support page here! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/support Instagram: Instagram Facebook: Facebook Shareable episode link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/episodes/18912757
In Episode 18 of The Violet Vault , Ava Cyr continues the story of Prince’s groundbreaking battle for creative freedom in part two of our series on his dispute with Warner Bros. The episode explores the long-awaited release of The Gold Experience , Prince’s vision for presenting Come and The Gold Experience as two chapters representing different artistic identities, and the label conflict that continued to delay his music. We also dive into Prince’s relationship with Mayte Garcia, from their first meeting through her growing role in his creative world at Paisley Park, and how their relationship brought a new sense of love and optimism into his life. From the success of “The Most Beautiful Girl in the World” to Prince’s genre-defying approach to The Gold Experience , the episode highlights an artist proving that his creativity could not be confined by a record label. Finally, we explore Chaos and Disorder , the album that fulfilled Prince’s Warner Bros. contract and brought him closer to the independence he had fought for. But as his professional battle neared its end, Prince’s personal life was about to enter its most joyful—and heartbreaking—chapter yet, setting the stage for the next era: Emancipation . Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you enjoyed this episode of The Violet Vault , be sure to subscribe and follow along as we continue exploring the life and legacy of Prince. If you are interested in supporting our podcast, check out our support page here! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/support Instagram: Instagram Facebook: Facebook Shareable episode link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/episodes/18912757
In Part 1 of this two-part series, we explore one of the most pivotal chapters in Prince's career—the battle for artistic freedom that forever changed the music industry. After the massive success of Diamonds and Pearls , tensions between Prince and Warner Bros. reached a breaking point as his relentless creativity clashed with the label's traditional release strategy. We dive into the origins of the legendary Vault, the meaning behind the word "SLAVE" written across Prince's face, his shocking decision to abandon the name "Prince" in favor of the iconic Love Symbol, and the complex stories behind The Hits/The B-Sides and Come . This episode examines how Prince transformed a contract dispute into a powerful statement about artistic ownership, setting the stage for one of the most unforgettable acts of rebellion in music history. Join us next week as we continue the story and uncover what happened next in Prince's fight for creative independence. Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you enjoyed this episode of The Violet Vault , be sure to subscribe and follow along as we continue exploring the life and legacy of Prince. If you are interested in supporting our podcast, check out our support page here! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/support Instagram: Instagram Facebook: Facebook Shareable episode link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/episodes/18912757
In this week's episode, Violet Vault host Ava Cyr dives into one of Prince's last albums released under his given name in the 90s- Love Symbol. She explores the concepts for the album as well as what could have been. Ava also explains the narrative storyline Prince built into the album as well an encouraging listeners to give the album a listen in order to experience the storyline and his impeccable vocal range. Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you enjoyed this episode of The Violet Vault , be sure to subscribe and follow along as we continue exploring the life and legacy of Prince. If you are interested in supporting our podcast, check out our support page here! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/support Instagram: Instagram Facebook: Facebook Shareable episode link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/episodes/18912757
In this episode of The Violet Vault , host Ava Cyr travels back to 1991 to explore the era surrounding Prince's landmark album Diamonds and Pearls . Discover how the formation of the New Power Generation ushered in a fresh creative chapter, why hits like "Cream," "Gett Off," and the title track helped reestablish Prince as a chart-topping force, and how songs such as "Money Don't Matter 2 Night" reflected the social and political climate of the time. Ava also looks at the personal and professional milestones that shaped Prince's life in 1991, including the arrival of Mayte Garcia, the early tensions with Warner Bros. Records, and the artistic reinvention that would define the next phase of his career. Join us as we revisit one of Prince's most influential albums and uncover why Diamonds and Pearls remains a timeless masterpiece more than three decades later. Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you enjoyed this episode of The Violet Vault , be sure to subscribe and follow along as we continue exploring the life and legacy of Prince. If you are interested in supporting our podcast, check out our support page here! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/support Instagram: Instagram Facebook: Facebook Shareable episode link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/episodes/18912757
In Episode 14 of The Violet Vault , we begin exploring Prince's transformative 1990s with a look at Graffiti Bridge —the ambitious film and soundtrack that marked the end of one creative era and the beginning of another. Discover how Prince revisited familiar characters from Purple Rain , drew inspiration from a real Minnesota landmark, and exercised unprecedented creative control by filming primarily at Paisley Park. While the film struggled with critics and audiences, the soundtrack became a commercial success, featuring standout songs like "Thieves in the Temple" and "New Power Generation," which introduced the band that would help define Prince's next chapter. Join host Ava Cyr as we uncover how Graffiti Bridge became a pivotal bridge between the Prince of the 1980s and the fearless artist who would reshape his career throughout the 1990s. Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you enjoyed this episode of The Violet Vault , be sure to subscribe and follow along as we continue exploring the life and legacy of Prince. If you are interested in supporting our podcast, check out our support page here! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/support Instagram: Instagram Facebook: Facebook Shareable episode link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/episodes/18912757
In this episode of The Violet Vault , host Ava Cyr explores the fascinating story behind Prince's 1989 Batman soundtrack—an album that became far more than just a movie tie-in. Discover the surprising original plan to pair Prince with Michael Jackson, the mysterious "Gemini" character Prince created to embody both Batman and The Joker, and the hidden meanings behind the album's character-based songwriting. Ava also dives into Prince's relationship with actress Kim Basinger, the original inspiration for "Vicki Waiting," the unrealized collaboration with composer Danny Elfman, and how the chaotic brilliance of "Batdance" became an unlikely number-one hit. Join us as we uncover the creative vision, behind-the-scenes stories, and lasting legacy of one of the most unique and ambitious projects in Prince's legendary career. Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you enjoyed this episode of The Violet Vault , be sure to subscribe and follow along as we continue exploring the life and legacy of Prince. If you are interested in supporting our podcast, check out our support page here! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/support Instagram: Instagram Facebook: Facebook Shareable episode link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/episodes/18912757
In this episode of The Violet Vault , host Ava Cyr explores the remarkable story behind Prince’s 1988 album Lovesexy , a record born from one of the most dramatic artistic decisions in music history. After abruptly canceling the release of The Black Album —despite hundreds of thousands of copies already being pressed—Prince retreated to Paisley Park Studios and emerged just seven weeks later with a completely different vision. Ava examines how Lovesexy transformed themes of darkness and negativity into a celebration of faith, redemption, love, and personal growth, while highlighting standout tracks like “Anna Stesia,” “Alphabet St.,” and “Positivity.” The episode also covers the album’s controversial artwork, its innovative continuous-listening format, the ambitious Lovesexy Tour, and the lasting legacy of a project that showcased Prince’s willingness to reinvent himself and follow inspiration wherever it led. Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you enjoyed this episode of The Violet Vault , be sure to subscribe and follow along as we continue exploring the life and legacy of Prince. If you are interested in supporting our podcast, check out our support page here! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/support Instagram: Instagram Facebook: Facebook Shareable episode link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/episodes/18912757
After a brief hiatus, Ava Cyr returns to The Violet Vault with the first of two special back-to-back episodes exploring one of the most fascinating chapters in Prince’s career. This week, we unravel the mystery of The Black Album —the infamous 1987 release Prince ordered destroyed just days before it was scheduled to hit stores. From its dark, aggressive funk sound and controversial themes to the spiritual awakening that reportedly led Prince to cancel the project, this episode examines the album’s creation, its legendary bootleg status, and the enduring myths that surround it. Ava also explores how The Black Album served as the stark opposite of the uplifting Lovesexy , revealing a pivotal moment in Prince’s artistic and personal evolution. Join us as we dive into one of music history’s greatest unsolved mysteries and discover why The Black Album remains one of the most debated records in Prince’s catalog. Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you enjoyed this episode of The Violet Vault , be sure to subscribe and follow along as we continue exploring the life and legacy of Prince. If you are interested in supporting our podcast, check out our support page here! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/support Instagram: Instagram Facebook: Facebook Shareable episode link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/episodes/18912757
In Episode 10 of The Violet Vault , host Ava Cyr explores the groundbreaking era of Prince's 1987 masterpiece Sign O' The Times . From the dissolution of The Revolution and the abandoned Dream Factory , Camille , and Crystal Ball projects to the creation of one of the most acclaimed albums of his career, this episode examines a pivotal moment of artistic reinvention. Discover how Prince embraced new sounds, experimented with altered vocals, tackled social issues through music, and transformed a recording studio mishap into the iconic sound of "The Ballad of Dorothy Parker." Ava also takes a look at the legendary Sign O' The Times Tour, the acclaimed concert film, and the opening of Paisley Park, the creative complex that would become Prince's artistic home for decades to come. Join us as we uncover the stories behind an album that proved Prince's limitless creativity and cemented his legacy as one of music's most innovative artists. Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you enjoyed this episode of The Violet Vault , be sure to subscribe and follow along as we continue exploring the life and legacy of Prince. If you are interested in supporting our podcast, check out our support page here! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/support Instagram: Instagram Facebook: Facebook Shareable episode link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/episodes/18912757
In episode 9 of The Violet Vault , host Ava Cyr travels back to 1986 to explore one of the most pivotal eras in the career of Prince. The episode dives into Prince’s eighth studio album, Parade, and his directorial debut film, Under the Cherry Moon. Ava discusses the album’s unique blend of jazz, funk, soul, orchestral pop, and European influences, along with the story behind the chart-topping hit “Kiss,” which was originally given to Mazarati before Prince reclaimed it for himself. The episode also explores the end of Prince’s legendary collaboration with The Revolution, examining the creative tensions and artistic evolution that led to the group’s split after the Parade era. In addition, listeners get a behind-the-scenes look at Under the Cherry Moon, including Prince stepping in as director after Mary Lambert left the project, the film’s original ending, its transformation from color to black and white, and the unforgettable MTV contest premiere held in Sheridan, Wyoming. Featuring stories about Wendy Melvoin, Lisa Coleman, Jerome Benton, Kristin Scott Thomas, and Susannah Melvoin, this episode captures Prince at a moment of reinvention as he closed one chapter of his career and prepared to enter another. Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you enjoyed this episode of The Violet Vault , be sure to subscribe and follow along as we continue exploring the life and legacy of Prince. If you are interested in supporting our podcast, check out our support page here! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/support Instagram: Instagram Facebook: Facebook Shareable episode link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/episodes/18912757
In episode 8 of The Violet Vault , host Ava Cyr explores Prince’s bold artistic transformation following the massive success of Purple Rain. This episode dives into the creation and impact of Around the World in a Day, Prince’s psychedelic and experimental 1985 release that intentionally moved away from the commercial sound of his earlier work. Ava discusses the album’s Beatles-inspired influences, dreamlike storytelling, hidden symbolism, and standout tracks including Raspberry Beret, Pop Life, and Temptation. The episode also explores Prince’s evolving image during the “cloud suit” era, his intense recording sessions in Minnesota, his expanding creative work with artists connected to Paisley Park Records, and his first major televised MTV interview in 1985. Ava examines how Prince resisted repeating himself creatively, even at the height of fame, and how this transitional era paved the way for Parade, Under the Cherry Moon, and future classics like Kiss. Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you enjoyed this episode of The Violet Vault , be sure to subscribe and follow along as we continue exploring the life and legacy of Prince. If you are interested in supporting our podcast, check out our support page here! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/support Instagram: Instagram Facebook: Facebook Shareable episode link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/episodes/18912757
Episode 7 of The Violet Vault follows host Ava Cyr as she explores the creation and legacy of Purple Rain, Prince’s groundbreaking silver screen debut. Ava dives into how Prince envisioned a Hollywood breakthrough following the success of 1999 and pushed for a studio film despite repeated rejection from major studios. The episode covers the evolution of the project from its original concept, Dreams , into the iconic film audiences know today, highlighting the work of Robert Cavallo, William Blinn, and Albert Magnoli. Listeners will hear behind-the-scenes stories about the casting of Apollonia Kotero after Vanity departed the project, the real-life Minneapolis music scene that inspired the film, and the rivalry between The Revolution and The Time featured throughout the story. Ava also discusses how Prince wrote and produced music not only for himself but for Apollonia 6 and The Time while filming, including the overnight creation of When Doves Cry. The episode also touches on the film’s massive commercial success, Academy Award win, and lasting cultural impact, while featuring a special story from longtime Prince fan and Purple Rain extra Erin Anderson. Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you enjoyed this episode of The Violet Vault , be sure to subscribe and follow along as we continue exploring the life and legacy of Prince. If you are interested in supporting our podcast, check out our support page here! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/support Instagram: Instagram Facebook: Facebook Shareable episode link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/episodes/18912757
In this episode of The Violet Vault, Ava Cyr chats with a musician and long-time Prince follower, Damian Anderson about his experience with the purple one. As a Minnesota native, Anderson has been fond of Prince since the early 80s and lead a career in music hoping someday, he'll find the opportunity to play for the purple Yoda. After partying multiple times out at Paisley Park, he finally gained the opportunity to perform for Prince, however, he landed a dance audition instead. Anderson fondly looks back at his time at Paisley and the small moments he shared with Prince. Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you enjoyed this episode of The Violet Vault , be sure to subscribe and follow along as we continue exploring the life and legacy of Prince. If you are interested in supporting our podcast, check out our support page here! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/support Instagram: Instagram Facebook: Facebook Shareable episode link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/episodes/18912757
In this episode of The Violet Vault , Ava Cyr explores Prince’s Purple Rain era, tracing how his success with 1999 became the launchpad for a groundbreaking, genre-blending masterpiece. Released in 1984, Purple Rain marked a shift toward a fuller, more collaborative sound with The Revolution, even incorporating live recordings from Minneapolis’s First Avenue. Ava unpacks the mythology behind the title track—from its spiritual, apocalyptic meaning to its surprising origins as a country-inspired piece—and highlights defining moments like the bass-less innovation of “When Doves Cry” and the sermon-like energy of “Let’s Go Crazy.” The episode also dives into controversy surrounding “Darling Nikki,” including its hidden backmasked message (“Hello, how are you? I’m fine ‘cause I know that the Lord is coming soon”) and its role in inspiring the Parental Advisory label. With staggering commercial success, major awards, and a massive tour, Purple Rain cemented Prince’s legacy as a visionary who fused rock, R&B, pop, and orchestral elements into a deeply emotional and cultural phenomenon—before quickly moving on to his next creative chapter. Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you enjoyed this episode of The Violet Vault , be sure to subscribe and follow along as we continue exploring the life and legacy of Prince. If you are interested in supporting our podcast, check out our support page here! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/support Instagram: Instagram Facebook: Facebook Shareable episode link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/episodes/18912757
In this episode of The Violet Vault , Ava Cyr explores Prince’s groundbreaking 1999 era, highlighting it as a major turning point in both his career and pop music in 1982. Following Controversy , Prince intensifies his creative process, working obsessively in the studio and expanding his sound into a bold fusion of funk, rock, pop, and new wave—solidifying the “Minneapolis sound.” The episode also touches on his personal and professional relationship with Vanity, the rise of his protégé acts like The Time and Vanity 6, and the dynamic, tension-filled 1999 Tour. Ava breaks down the album’s themes of celebration and Cold War anxiety, while spotlighting key tracks before diving into a special analysis of “Little Red Corvette,” examining its metaphor, lyrical depth, and clever navigation of censorship. The episode concludes by emphasizing how this era propelled Prince toward superstardom and set the stage for Purple Rain . Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you enjoyed this episode of The Violet Vault , be sure to subscribe and follow along as we continue exploring the life and legacy of Prince. If you are interested in supporting our podcast, check out our support page here! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/support Instagram: Instagram Facebook: Facebook Shareable episode link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/episodes/18912757
In this episode of The Violet Vault , Ava Cyr guides listeners into the transformative early 1980s—a pivotal era in both music history and Prince’s career. As disco fades and synth-driven pop, funk, and electronic sounds rise, artists like Michael Jackson begin reshaping the industry, opening doors for Black musicians to reach global superstardom. Against this backdrop, Prince returns to Minneapolis, determined to carve out his own creative path. Despite delays in building his home studio, he adapts quickly, recording Dirty Mind in a makeshift setup—a raw, provocative project that marks a bold departure from his earlier work and signals a full artistic and visual reinvention. The episode explores Prince’s growing pains and breakthroughs, from controversial performances and being booed offstage while opening for The Rolling Stones, to forming key collaborations and relationships, including with future protégé Vanity. With the completion of his home studio, Prince gains greater creative control and pushes further with his next album, Controversy , tackling themes of identity, politics, and sexuality. Though still chasing mainstream success, Prince’s relentless evolution, refusal to compromise, and willingness to take risks hint that something much bigger is just around the corner. Send us Fan Mail Support the show If you enjoyed this episode of The Violet Vault , be sure to subscribe and follow along as we continue exploring the life and legacy of Prince. If you are interested in supporting our podcast, check out our support page here! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/support Instagram: Instagram Facebook: Facebook Shareable episode link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597625/episodes/18912757
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