Biography

The early 1990s was an exciting time of experimentation for hip-hop artists, and the perfect zeitgeist for an act like Jersey City’s P.M. Dawn (brothers Prince Be and J.C.), who wove dreamy garlands of sound into an ethereal, Christian-themed style all their own, centered on philosophical lyrics and trippy, outside-the-box samples. Their crossover success came with the single “Set Adrift On Memory Bliss,” which went to number one on the U.S. pop charts in ‘91, and established them as a stars. Subsequent albums were lauded critically and did well commercially, but, as they quietly continued through the new millennium, they yielded the spotlight to the next generation of hip-hop artists. J.C. left for a solo career in '05, but a refurbished P.M. Dawn toured in '06, and still have a loyal fanbase.

Top Tracks

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• A Watcher's Point Of View (don't 'cha Think)

• I'd Die Without You

• In The Presence Of Mirrors

• Looking Through Patient Eyes

• Paper Doll

• Reality Used To Be A Friend Of Mine

• Set Adrift On Memory Bliss

• The Beautiful

• The Ways Of The Wind

Discography

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• Dearest Christian, I'm So Very Sorry for Bringing You Here. Love, Dad

  Gee Street Records

  1998

• Vibrations of Love & Anger & the Ponderance of Life & Existence

  Island

  1996

• Jesus Wept

  Polygram

  1995

• The Bliss Album...?

  Gee Street Records

  1993

• Of the Heart, Of the Soul and of the Cross: The Utopian Experience

  Gee Street Records

  1991