Paisley Park

Paisley Park Records was founded by Prince in 1985 as an extension of his creative vision, serving both as a recording studio and a label. Named after his Minnesota estate, the label initially focused on funk, rock, and pop, reflecting Prince's eclectic style. Notable artists associated with Paisley Park include Sheila E., The Time, and Vanity 6, who contributed to the label's prominence in the 1980s and early 1990s. The label played a crucial role in the production of Prince's iconic albums, such as "Around the World in a Day" and "Parade." After Prince's death in 2016, Paisley Park continued to release his unreleased material, further solidifying his legacy. The studio has since been transformed into a museum, attracting fans and preserving the cultural impact of Prince and his music. Paisley Park remains a significant entity in the history of popular music, symbolizing artistic independence and innovation.