Crown Prince Saul

Capturing the true spirit of Hip Hop, R&B, and Pop music, Crown Prince Saul is set to captivate listeners, with his dynamic and stirring musical compositions.

A multi-genre artist, Crown Prince Saul was first introduced to music by his family. Growing up, the artist was always inspired by the magnetic force of music in the lives of people, and recorded his first song titled, “Dear Ma” at the young age of 20.

Parting ways from music for some time, Crown Prince Saul was once again called to the rhythms, after a young woman from his community, Cheyenne Baez died by a stray bullet. Putting pen to paper, the eclectic artist wrote and recorded an original track titled, “Angel's Fly Away”. Produced by Jeff Wallace from Chicago, the captivating single helped the artist raise voice against gun violence, spurring important conversations. “Angel’s Fly Away” was followed by another original composition called, “Pain but Life”, where Jeff Wallace took the beat from “So much pain” by Tupac and remixed it with Crown Prince Saul flavors.

In 2018 Crown Prince Saul got together with a childhood friend Trey Heidt to create Royal Voice Entertainment to release his own music with a few successful but failed attempts to secure a major deal. The first song released on Royal Voice was the single "Back to the Shake" produced by the artist’s childhood friend Million Dollar Fingas.

Following the single, Crown Prince Saul unveiled yet another stunning track titled, “swag in my walk”, which was coupled with the single "Dance Hall"- both being produced by Million Dollar Fingas. In 2019, the artist recorded a song called "Ciroc in da club" which was also produced by Million Dollar Fingas. Following his heart and capturing a new sound, Crown Prince Saul displayed his creativity with a vibrant style. His singles "I Wonder" and “Everyday (Hustlr Prayer)” released on all major platforms use expressive storytelling to paint memorable pictures in the minds of each listener.

Facing the depths of melancholy and darkness in 2020, Crown Prince Saul was inspired by a new wave of positivity, and an urgency to do what his mother and grandmother would want him to do: use his talents and his voice to bring smiles, hope, safety and joy to the world left behind.

Taking inspiration from the works of icons such as Jay Z his longevity and Rod Wave for his relatable music, Crown Prince Saul continues to enthrall, having performed in live gigs such as NYC march for our lives, Street Corner Resources Peace Café many times, and several other distinguished places and occasions.