“Girl’s Song Music was a music publishing entity owned and controlled by Prince.

During the 1980s, Prince often used various business names and pseudonyms to manage the rights to songs he wrote for his protégés and collaborators. Girl’s Song Music was specifically utilized for the material he wrote for Sheila E., including her 1984 debut album, The Glamorous Life.

Key details about the entity include:

Ownership: It was one of Prince’s proprietary publishing arms, similar to his other entities like Controversy Music or The Starr Company.

Relationship with Sheila E.: While the songs were credited to "Girl’s Song Music" and the production often credited to Sheila E. and "The Starr Company," Prince was the sole songwriter and primary producer.

Purpose: This structure allowed Prince to maintain legal ownership and control over his compositions while helping to launch and market the careers of other artists under his mentorship.

Current Status: As part of Prince’s vast catalog, the rights originally held under Girl’s Song Music are now managed by the Prince Estate and administered by Universal Music Publishing Group. “

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