Prince Balboa is an American-Panamanian artist deeply connected to both hip-hop and Panamanian reggae. His music blends the influences of his bilingual, bicultural background, spanning genres like hip-hop, dancehall, and Spanish reggae/reggaeton.

Early Life & Musical Beginnings

- Grew up in the U.S., embracing hip-hop culture.

- Discovered Panamanian reggae as a teen after returning to Panama.

- Began writing songs at age 13, blending his diverse influences.

Career Milestones

- Co-founded Latin Swing in Miami, gaining experience through performances and collaborations.

- Solo Career (2005): Explored a versatile style across multiple genres.

- Known for his bilingual command of English and Spanish.

Independent Artist & Label Founder

- Signed with Univision (2016-2018).

- Founded his own label, Death or Crown Records, in 2019.

- Releases all music independently under Death or Crown Music / D.O.C Publishing.

- Re-released “Dream Of” in 2020, one of the first fully English reggaeton tracks.

Notable Collaborations & Releases

- Collaborated with Panamanian dancehall legend Japanese on "Que Se Repita" (2021), reaching 1 million views on YouTube in three weeks.

- Other notable tracks include:

- “Coming In Hot”

- “Hit Him Up”

- “Hot In Here” with Barrios Perez

Future Plans

- Expanding Death or Crown Records: Building a team of artists by 2025.

- Launching clothing line: Developing Realm12, a brand merging ancient and modern styles.

Career Highlights

- International performances across Latin America and the U.S.

- Returned to Panama for stage performances and media appearances on radio/TV.

- Signed with Univision, performing on shows like Despierta America.

- Released a music video with Univision Creator Network’s Val Mercado for the launch of Uforia Debut on YouTube.

- Produced, recorded, and directed all his music/videos independently.

- Collaborated with childhood idol Japanese, achieving 1 million YouTube views.

Entrepreneurial Ventures

- Owns Death or Crown Records.

- Launched his clothing line after years of designing his own outfits for music videos and performances.