Completed in 1987, Paisley Park was Prince’s creative sanctuary: a place for him to write, record, eat, sleep - if he ever did - and perform. It also housed his famous ‘vault’ of unreleased music and was, tragically, the place that he died.
Now, as well as being a museum, Paisley Park is also a functioning studio that other artists can record in, and one of those who has stepped over the purple threshold is one Jack Antonoff.
