After much anticipation, Prince released his tenth album, Lovesexy, on May 10, 1988. However, in its place, fans expected The Black Album — which hadn’t arrived until years later. The themes presented in Lovesexy focus on the connection between spirituality and sexuality — ”God is love. God loves you.” Perhaps his most personal album to date, Lovesexy was Prince’s version of gospel. His naked body on the cover — an angelic representation of a spiritual rebirth of sorts — caused retailers to limit distribution. With so much going on in the world, including the AIDS scare, Prince brought us into his own world on this one-track album.

Passionate about preserving arts and culture, Tasha Digital collects vinyl records from all genres and time periods, and curates what she finds in online music communities – where she’s known as Analog Lady. Tasha is a Co-Producer and Music Supervisor for Digging for Weldon Irvine — an authorized documentary on the late jazz-funk fusion musician, directed by Victorious DeCosta.

As the founder and creative director of Analog Media Group, Tasha is a digital marketing strategist for thriving brands, catering to a new generation of tech-savvy consumers. When she’s not working, she’s networking at events, concerts and cafes, writing along the way.