(Minneapolis, MN & New York, NY – December 12, 2025) NPG Records and Paisley Park Enterprises, in partnership with Legacy Recordings, the catalog division of Sony Music Entertainment, announce the 10th anniversary of Prince's »HITnRUN Phase One« and »HITnRUN Phase Two«. For the first time, both »HITnRUN Phase One« (as a 1LP on black vinyl) and »HITnRUN Phase Two« (as a double LP on black vinyl) will be available on vinyl, and the tracks will be printed on CD for the first time since their initial release in 2015. Prince first used the term "Hit n Run" to describe the pop-up shows he gave throughout his career. In the summer of 2015, Prince announced that he would release an album of the same name – and that "things would get experimental, weird and super funky". Just three months after Phase One, »HITnRUN Phase Two«, the 39th and final studio album Prince released during his lifetime, was released on December 12, 2015. The album, which is labeled as "produced, arranged, composed and performed by Prince & The New Power Generation," was released during a culturally heated time and was deeply rooted in the pressing social issues of the time. "HITnRUN Phase 2" was released just days before a Baltimore judge decided to drop the case against William Porter, a police officer charged with the death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray. It was an incident that Prince addressed in moving detail in the album's opening track, "Baltimore," which had already been released as a single earlier this year. The album also included several previously released tracks, some of which had been recorded much earlier than 2015. »BLACK MUSE«, for example, was originally recorded in Paisley Park in 2010, and »XTRALOVEABLE« was first released as a single in 2011.