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The Philly native spearheaded Prince’s posthumous album, “Originals”
Troy Carter can’t leave the game alone. After taking a hiatus from music, he spearheaded Prince’s posthumous album, Originals. Outside of music, Carter’s expanding his portfolio in the venture capital world. Carter joins TIDAL’s Rap Radar podcast for a sit-down interview with Elliott Wilson and Brian “B. Dot” Miller to discuss his work on the project, the music industry, finances and more including:
- The difficulty of leaving Spotify to rep the Prince estate & partner with TIDAL
- How the estate sifted through archives of Prince’s handwritten notes & daily agendas to puzzle the pieces of his vault
- The possibility of forthcoming Prince albums
- Intern experience at Bad Boy; learning professionalism & entrepreneurship from Diddy
- How working as an assistant manager to Fresh Prince and Jazzy Jeff taught Troy the art of relationship building
- Friendship with Scooter Braun & how they squashed their legal dispute
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