His hard-hitting, message-laced gospel tracks feature pulsating dancehall beats move Christians and non-Christians alike. Therefore, it comes as no surprise that he has crossed over from traditional gospel markets into secular markets and songs, such as his most recent chart-topper Head Caan Hot So are very popular in the dancehall.

From the beginning of his career under the guidance of famed musician/producer Danny Browne, Prodigal Son has consistently delivered potent hit singles such as I Wish, Woe and Radikal Style, all of which are very popular in the main stream market locally and on the ethnic market abroad.

Prodigal Son is currently promoting his latest music video, which is done in support of his single titled Dem Bittah. The video was conceptualised and directed by him and his Radikal Yawd label's in-house producer/ music video director Rayon Smith aka The Professor. The video was shot at several locations across Kingston and was released to local television stations last week.

He is also enjoying good rotation on radio stations with another single titled Ghetto Cry.