Musical legend Prince has passed away, but it is being reported that he had several unreleased recordings locked away in an archive called the Vault.
A week after the 57-year-old singer's demise the Vault has been drilled open by Bremer Bank, the St. Cloud, Minnesota, institution Prince trusted with his finances over the years, reports People magazine.
It has been said that the vault is a giant room with shelves sealed with a large spinning wheel.
Entertainment attorney Donald David said that he knows from his past that very often some of that material needs significant editing.
He added that some of it can be used and some of it can't be used, but people are going to see unreleased Prince albums for next two years if they are properly managed.
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