Jas Prince is the son of Rap-A-Lot Records founder James Prince, and he's currently the CEO of Young Empire Music Group. Today, he's shared a video that provides an introduction to his newest artist, Tone Stith. That in itself doesn't sound like exceptional news, but Prince also happens to be the guy who introduced Drake to much of the world, including Lil Wayne. Stith is only 20-years-old, though it's clear Prince feels he has a star-quality that's similar to that of the man who currently helms OVO.
Artistically, Stith intends to bank on his incredible singing voice. He's certainly a more straightforward R&B singer than Drake is, though he's influenced by many different genres. What's more is that he also happens to be a producer and has already landed some major credits -- writing and producing two tracks on Chris Brown's Royalty ("Liquor" and "Make Love").
He's got a sound that is in line with the current R&B wave -- check his Bryson Tiller cover -- but Stith is mainly inspired by the soul greats of past decades. In fact, his next project seeks to provide a modern twist on sounds from the '70s. Get a detailed look at his recording process in the new video, and tell us if you're now ready for Stith to drop California 70.
