Priscilla Jayne

Priscilla Jayne was born and raised in south Florida. And as mostly everything in south Florida is a blend, so is she – Cuban and Costa Rican. In Priscilla Jayne’s music, her vocals of sassy-spunk are joined by Pop-diffused Rhythm and Blues interjected with fresh ethnic instruments.

At 10-years-old, Priscilla Jayne knew she was destined to be on stage singing behind the microphone. It was the school’s talent show and, Priscilla Jayne won first place. Ever since then, she has found different avenues to express herself through music. Throughout high school, she was deemed the designated singer for the national anthem before each big game. She also landed self-opposing roles in her high school’s musical theater, which allowed her to expand her creativity far beyond her own perspective.

Priscilla Jayne has always felt comfortable when confronted with a blank paper and pen. She began writing short poems and fell in love with the rhythms and masked impact words can create.

Merging both of her strengths, singing and writing, Priscilla Jayne has arrived at her debut EP, “Ride Of Your Life.” Her poetic lyrics provide a profound backdrop for her rich, deep and sultry vocals. Her insight is the pulse of her lyrics, the beats are the pounding of her heart and her voice dances over the rhythms of her spirit. You can hear Priscilla Jayne’s heart beat in her debut EP, “Ride of Your Life.”

With self-written tracks “Ride of Your Life” and “Feed This Need” unveiling Priscilla Jayne’s fervent yearning to pursue music, this songstress is dedicated to her heart’s desire.