J Prince

J Prince makes music that is liberal, clear-cut and inspirational. His music appeals to people from all walks of life, through versatility in the various genres he presents. His positive lyrics together with pulsating rhythms can captivate any dancing audience.

Joel Prince AKA “J Prince” another son inspired by the true and living God. As a producer, arranger, composer, singer, and songwriter he grew up in a Christian home founded on Godly values, but the influence of secular music changed his life’s focus. After having a near death experience, he felt the spirit of God drawing him back to his purpose to live in pursuit of righteousness and to do His work through the many talents that he is blessed with.
As a producer, he founded an Indie label named Jlab Pro (J Lab Productions), and works closely with Flowmasters Records. He has produced for the likes of Sherwin Gardner, Mr. Lynx, Emrand Henry, Jadee, Hozia hinds and Nihilet Blackman among a long list of others, and have written and produced hit singles for the Cropover festival in Barbados.

The “Omega Express Sound Station” was one of the cornerstones of Gospel Sound Systems in Trinidad, but he didn’t stop there, his musical evolution directed him to the path of singing. In 2008, his hit single “Victory,” produced by G Master, made its way to number one on local radio stations with the video climbing to number two on Tempo's cross-Caribbean secular countdown. Later that year, he released “Country Christmas,” a Soca Parang that tops the charts every Christmas season.

He has performed alongside the likes of Sherwin Gardner, DJ Nicholas, Monty G, Mr. Lynx, Jah Cure, Cecile, Ziggy Rankin, Lester Lewis, and has represented as the sole Gospel act for Tempo Turns 4 in Grenada. His performance was described as “high energy and passionate gesticulations in every performance creates an epic atmosphere, making his ministry all the more effective.” Being on the Lion of Zion Entertainment Record Label; Mark Mohr describes him as “...shining example of the bright future of gospel reggae”.