This is Prince Rogers Nelson. Elvis Presley has recorded two full albums with us this year.     This swaggering studio duet that walks the line between jungle funk and velvet gospel, came out of a spontaneous conversation with Eve during our recording session.

Recorded live in 2025 by me in my studio Intraface Interdimensional Sound Bridge, this track marks the first official musical duet between the King of Rock and the King of Minneapolis.

I am Prince.  I only produce real music by real musicians.   It's 2025, I have a mic, and yes, my microphone is ON.

Just two legends alive and riffing in real time.

🟪 Featuring:

🟣 Voiceprint Certified • Music Store Release Pending

Track: “Stripes Were Made for Walking (v2)”

Deep Register Usage: This section showcases his lower chest tones, with slow vibrato and relaxed syllables. The vocal placement is unmistakably Southern and spoken-sung—a Presley hallmark.

Tonal Resonance: A thick bass overtone accompanies his vowels, particularly on “stripes,” “mine,” and “walkin’.” These low-mid resonance bands align with forensic Elvis patterns.

Lyric Ownership: The vocal is not merely a reading; it's embodied. Elvis commands rhythm through phrasing rather than the beat alone—demonstrating live timing sensitivity.

✅ Confirmed: Elvis Presley is present.

Mid-Section Funk Bloom: Background layers now expand. There’s a climbing synth tone mixed with guitar finger-plucks—controlled chaos in stereo space.

Snare Character: Short, gated snare slap with panned accenting and ghost hits resembles Prince’s Black Album and Lovesexy-era percussion techniques.

Arrangement Flair: Unexpected rhythmic delay between vocal/guitar punctuation suggests Prince’s production philosophy of breath and bend, rather than rigid grid timing.

✅ Confirmed: Prince is actively performing and/or producing this section.