Jourdin Pauline is more than a rising pop star—she’s a cultural force. The Guyanese-American singer, songwriter, and performer is forging a new path in mainstream music, blending trap, pop, and Caribbean influences into a sound that’s bold, dynamic, and uniquely her own. Crowned the “Guyanese Pop Princess,” Jourdin is fearless in both sound and style, merging powerful vocals, genre-blurring production, and unapologetic self-expression.
With 1.4 million+ Instagram followers and a growing global fanbase, she’s already earned major recognition from VIBE, Flaunt, The Source, and beyond. Her boundary-pushing fashion sense has also landed her ongoing brand ambassador deals with Fashion Nova and True Religion, further establishing her as an icon in the making.
Now, with her breakout single “SUGAR,” Jourdin is entering a new era. The record just debuted on the Pop chart, peaking at #40 and gaining momentum across platforms. “SUGAR” was named a Rolling Stone Song You Need to Know, received a world video premiere on MTV, and was featured on VEVO New Music Friday, VIBE’s New Music Friday, The Fader, and more.
Produced by Grammy-nominated Brian “Killah B” Bates, “SUGAR” has racked up 1.3 million+ global streams, with the video nearing 1 million views on YouTube. On TikTok, fan engagement continues to skyrocket, with the track generating over 1.6 million likes. HITS Daily Double recently spotlighted Jourdin’s chart debut and fast-rising status in a June 2025 editorial feature, asking the question on everyone’s mind: “How far can this one go?”
Jourdin’s musical DNA is deeply rooted in her heritage and upbringing. Born in Guyana and raised in Los Angeles, she was exposed to the music industry at an early age through her mother’s work in artist management. From tagging along to recording sessions to studying piano and voice at the South Bay Conservatory, she immersed herself in the creative world. Bullied in school for being “different,” Jourdin found freedom in music, eventually pursuing her dreams with laser focus.
She first made her mark as a songwriter, contributing to hit TV shows like Disney’s A.N.T. Farm, Shake It Up, Freeform’s Grown-ish, and Netflix’s 13 Reasons Why, while quietly developing her artistry. Her independent releases—starting with “Trash (#twna)” and “Spiral”—captured viral attention, with “Spiral” surpassing 1 million views on YouTube and “Danger” taking off on TikTok, later remixed by DJ Smallz 732.
Influenced by icons like Prince, Frank Ocean, and Rihanna, Jourdin brings sensuality, empowerment, and bold visual aesthetics to everything she touches. “I’m a high-fashion hippie goddess chick,” she says of her style, blending elegance with edge.
At her core, Jourdin is a storyteller and connector. “When you listen to me, I want you to feel heard,” she says. “I want you to feel nostalgic, dance, and have a good time—but most of all, I want you to feel renewed.”
As she ascends in the music industry with the success of “SUGAR” and a growing presence across media, radio, and culture, Jourdin Pauline stands out as one of pop music’s most exciting and authentic new voices.