Dijon Prioleau is the embodiment of youth-oriented gospel music. His songs deal with teen issues, encouraging a strong belief in the message of Jesus Christ. Dijon’s voice and personality are dynamic and original with a smooth edge. It's amazing to hear such an anointed, powerful and passionate voice in such a graceful and self possessed young man.

	Dijon Prioleau: A Kid's Point of View Video

For all you people out there that's goin thro a little somethin, keep yo head up and have faith, for the battle's not yours, it's the Lord's. — Dijon Prioleau

A Kid's Point of View: Dijon Dijon Prioleau, aka Dijon, brings us his debut album A Kid's Point Of View, a well-balanced album highlighting the typical life of a teenager trying to cope with insecurities and change. Tracks like "Pressures," "Real Love, " and "He Is Lord" deliver the hard-edged beats so loved by teens while providing Christian-based-lyrics — a timely feat considering the charge by parents and community leaders to provide more positive — and less explicit! — messages for our youth. Co-produced by Todd Muhammad, this album is sure to be enjoyed by all generations. No warmed over groovy covers of age-old children's choruses here. A Kid's Point of View is real, genuine, a great listen, and is as much a candidate for Album of the Year as any pick of this year's crop of albums from seasoned A-list Gospel stars. USA UK Canada

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