The New Power Generation
About The New Power Generation
When Prince began his formal dispute with record company Warner Bros. and changed his stage name to o(+> in 1993, the NPG became a side-project for Prince, allowing him to release music outside of his contract. The concept was quite similar to The Time, and was also intended to appeal to a more urban audience than Prince's mainstream material. The NPG's debut album, Goldnigga featured Tony M. as lead vocalist/rapper. The album relied heavily on rap, while the music itself was reminicent of 1970s funk.
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Get Wild In The House
Free The Music
Girl 6
Get Wild
Count the Days
New Power Soul
2gether
The Good Life
The One
Come On
Hallucination Rain
Return Of The Bump Squad
DJ Seduces Sonny
Cherry, Cherry
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Big Fun
The Exodus Has Begun
New Power Day
Freaks On This Side
Until U're in My Arms Again
Shoo-Bed-Ooh
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Goldie's Parade
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Guess Who's Knockin'
Newpower Soul
Goldnigga Pt. 2
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NPG Operator [Intro]
Goldnigga Pt. 3
NPG Operator Intro
Goldnigga Pt. 1
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N.P.G. Operator Intro
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GoldNigga Pt.1
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The Good Life (Big City Remix)
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