Come Songwriting Credits by Prince

Released August 16, 1994, on Warner Bros. Records, Come was Prince's fifteenth studio album, arriving amid an escalating public dispute between Prince and the label, with minimal promotional support from either party. Prince solely produced the album across three recording periods in 1991, January-May 1993, and March 1994, at Paisley Park Studios, The Record Plant in Los Angeles, and Larrabee Sound Studios in North Hollywood; he wrote all songs except 'Solo,' which featured lyrics by playwright David Henry Hwang. The ten tracks (many bearing single-word titles such as 'Space,' 'Pheromone,' and 'Orgasm') blended R&B, funk, hip-hop, and urban contemporary in a dark and experimental tone. Come underperformed in the US, stalling at No. 15 on the Billboard 200 and becoming his first album since Controversy without a US top-10 single, though it topped the UK Albums Chart and reached the top 10 across Europe. It was Prince's final Warner Bros. album released under his birth name; subsequent releases were credited to his unpronounceable Love Symbol.