Earlier this month, it was reported albums from the late iconic musician, Prince, would makes its way to Apple Music and other streaming music services.
As of yesterday, Prince’s albums started streaming on Apple Music again, confirmed by Warner Bros. Records to Variety. The record labels said the musician’s catalogue would be available to stream on “all digital services”, by the time the 2017 Grammy Awards started (at 5PM PST).
Apple Music featured Prince immediately, noting listeners could “Explore Prince’s epic catalogue.”
Other streaming music services such as Spotify, Google Play Music, Amazon, Napster and iHeartRadio.
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