Co-owned by Jack White, Detroit independent label Third Man Records plans to issue the unreleased 1986 Camille album.
Under his feminine alter-ego “Camille,” Prince‘s unreleased 1986 album Camille will finally be released on Third Man Records. Co-founded by Jack White, the Detroit independent record label recently got a look when co-founder Ben Blackwell spoke to Mojo about Camille. According to fansite UltimatePrince.com, Blackwell shared details about the album’s impending release, saying: “We’re finally going to put it out. Prince’s people agreed – almost too easy.”

With just eight tracks in total, Camille‘s songs have been sporadically featured on different Prince projects. “Housequake,” “Strange Relationship,” and “If I Was Your Girlfriend” were on the 1987 double album Sign O’ the Times. “Feel U Up” and “Shockadelica” were released as the B-sides to “Partyman” (from the 1989 Batman album) and “If I Was Your Girlfriend,” respectively. “Good Love” appeared on the 1988 soundtrack for Bright Lights, Big City; “Rockhard in a Funky Place” is on The Black Album and lastly, “Rebirth of the Flesh” was added to the 2020 expanded reissue of Sign O’ the Times.

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