American musician Prince’s estate will soon issue a completed record from the mercurial artist's storied music vault, the first never-before-heard album released since the singer-songwriter's shock death five years ago. It's one of several ways Prince's legacy lives on, alongside his ‘Paisley Park’ estate in Minnesota that has been turned into a museum where fans can experience Prince’s “aura of mystique,” says managing director Mitch Maguire. Joining the glitzy exhibitions focused on fashion, vehicles, instruments and archival footage is the new exhibit titled 'The Beautiful Collection: Prince's Custom Shoes,' showcasing hundreds of Prince's shoes. Paisley Park’s four recording studios -- once used to record Prince’s bestselling albums -- remain in use by many musicians. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES