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Prince Buster
Prince Buster, born Cecil Bustamente Campbell, was a Jamaican singer and record producer, born in Kingston in 1938, whose ska hits included "Al Capone" and "One Step Beyond".
Prince Eyango
Prince Eyango, born Pierre Ndédi Eyango, is a Cameroonian makossa singer, guitarist, and producer, leader of Les Montagnards, whose 1987 hit "You must calculer" earned a Disque d'or.
Prince Far I
Prince Far I, born Michael James Williams, was a Jamaican reggae deejay known for chanting Psalms in a deep voice; he was murdered in 1983.
Prince Indah
Prince Indah is the stage name of Evance Ochieng Owino, a Kenyan Ohangla and Afro-Rhumba singer from Siaya County mentored by his uncle Emma Jalamo.
Prince Markie Dee
Prince Markie Dee (Mark Anthony Morales, 1968–2021) was a Brooklyn-born rapper, a founding member of the Fat Boys (originally the Disco 3), whose solo hit "Typical Reasons (Swing My Way)" topped Billboard's rap chart.
Prince Paul (producer)
Prince Paul (Paul Edward Huston, born 1967) is an American hip-hop producer from Amityville, New York: Stetsasonic DJ, De La Soul producer of 3 Feet High and Rising, Gravediggaz and Handsome Boy Modeling School co-founder, and creator of the 1999 hip-hopera A Prince Among Thieves.
Prince Royce
Prince Royce (Geoffrey Royce Rojas, b. 1989), Bronx-born Dominican American bachata singer. 2010 debut, 22 #1 radio hits, Guinness 29-week Tropical Airplay record, albums Alter Ego, Eterno, Better Late Than Never with Romeo Santos.
Princess Nokia
Princess Nokia, stage name of New York rapper Destiny Frasqueri, an Afro-Nuyorican artist known for 1992 Deluxe, A Girl Cried Red, the 2020 twin albums, and 2025's Girls, feminist Smart Girl Club, and brujería-inflected rap.
Prins Thomas
Prins Thomas, born Thomas Moen Hermansen in 1975, is a Norwegian DJ and record producer from Oslo associated with space disco, who has run the Full Pupp label since 2005.
Printworks London
Printworks London was an electronic music and cultural venue in Surrey Quays, south-east London, housed in a former newspaper printing hall and run by Broadwick Live from 2017 to 2023.
Pristin (프리스틴)
Pristin (프리스틴) was a ten-member Pledis Entertainment girl group, debuting March 21, 2017 with HI! PRISTIN and WEE WOO, winning three rookie awards, then disbanding May 24, 2019 when seven members left Pledis.
Pritam (প্রীতম চক্রবর্তী)
Pritam Chakraborty (প্রীতম চক্রবর্তী), known as Pritam, is an Indian Bollywood music director born 1971 in Kolkata, FTII-trained, breakthrough with Dhoom (2004), over 125 films, National Film Award for Brahmastra and six Filmfare Awards.
Pritom Hasan
Pritom Hasan (প্রীতম হাসান) is a Bangladeshi singer, composer, and music director from Dhaka who rose to fame with the 2016 viral hit "Local Bus".
Private school piano
Private school piano, also written Private School Amapiano, is a softer, jazz-inflected subgenre of South African amapiano house music, centered on producer Kelvin Momo and singer Babalwa M.
Prix Constantin
The Prix Constantin, also known as the Constantin Award, is a French music prize for the album of a rising artist, awarded each year since 2002.
Prljavo Kazalište
Prljavo Kazalište, Croatian for "Dirty Theatre," is a rock band from Zagreb formed in 1977, a leading act of the Yugoslav new wave that became a mainstream rock institution.
Pro Era
Pro Era (Progressive Era) is a Brooklyn hip-hop collective founded in 2011 by Joey Bada$$, Capital STEEZ, and Powers Pleasant, known for 1990s boom-bap revivalism, the 2012 mixtape PEEP: The aPROcalypse, and the Beast Coast supergroup.
Problem Child (musician)
Problem Child is the sobriquet of Shertz James, a soca artist from St Vincent and the Grenadines based in New York, with six Vincy Mas Road March titles.
Probot
Probot was Dave Grohl's one-off metal side project: he wrote and recorded instrumentals, and vocalists like Lemmy, Cronos, Max Cavalera, and King Diamond added lyrics. Self-titled album released February 10, 2004 on Southern Lord.
Prodigy (rapper)
Prodigy (Albert Johnson, died June 20, 2017, age 42) was the American rapper of Mobb Deep with Havoc, star of The Infamous (1995), and solo artist behind the H.N.I.C. series; distinct from the British band The Prodigy.
Produce 101 (프로듀스 101)
Produce 101 (프로듀스 101) is Mnet's 2016-2019 Korean survival audition series in which 101 trainees compete and viewer votes pick the debut group: I.O.I, Wanna One, IZ*ONE, X1. Its 2019 vote-rigging scandal sent producers to prison, and the format was licensed to China and adapted in Japan.
Produce 101 Japan (music)
Produce 101 Japan (プロデュース ワンオーワン ジャパン) is a Japanese reality competition show, first broadcast in 2019, in which viewer votes choose the members of debut idol groups like JO1 and INI.
Produce 48 (프로듀스 48)
Produce 48 (프로듀스 48), the third Produce 101 season, aired on Mnet June 15 to August 31, 2018, pairing 57 Korean trainees with 39 AKB48 Group members; voting formed IZ*ONE, winner Jang Won-young with 338,366 votes.
Produce X 101 (프로듀스 X 101)
Produce X 101 is a 2019 South Korean survival reality show on Mnet, in which 101 trainees competed for 11 spots in the boy group X1.
Produce-style survival show
A Produce-style survival show is an idol audition format, popularized by Mnet's Produce 101, where viewer votes rank trainees and the top contestants debut as a fixed-term group.
Prof (rapper)
Prof is the stage name of Jacob Lukas Anderson, an American rapper, singer, and record producer based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, with his own label, Stophouse Music Group.
Professor (musician)
Professor, born Mkhonzeni Langa in 1978, is a South African kwaito singer and songwriter whose 2010 debut album University of Kalawa Jazmee produced the hit "Jezebel".
Professor Green
Professor Green, real name Stephen Paul Manderson (born 1983, Hackney, London), is an English rapper and presenter behind the 2011 UK No.1 "Read All About It" and documentaries on male suicide; distinct from academic authors named Green.
Professor Griff
Professor Griff (Richard Griffin, born 1960) was Public Enemy's Minister of Information and S1W leader, fired in June 1989 after antisemitic Washington Times remarks, then pursued a solo rap and lecturing career.
Professor Jay
Professor Jay, born Joseph Haule in 1975, is a Tanzanian rapper and founding figure of bongo flava who scored nationwide hits like "Zali la Mentali".