John P. Kee

John P. Kee, known as "The Prince of Gospel Music," has had a significant impact on the music industry for more than 35 years. His unique blend of traditional and contemporary gospel music has garnered widespread recognition and acclaim. Kee's mastery in music direction is evident through his founding of the New Life Community Choir, or "NLCC," as well as the Victory in Praise Music and Arts Seminar Mass Choir, known as "V.I.P." His notable albums, which include "The Color of Music" and "I Made It Out," reflect his musical expertise and passion for gospel music.

In addition to his musical endeavors, Kee's role as a pastor further underscores his extensive experience in public speaking and leadership. However, his pastoral duties were put on hold in 2024 due to a serious illness. Despite this setback, Kee's influence in the Christian community remains steadfast. His work extends beyond the pulpit and the music studio, reaching the hearts of countless individuals across the globe.

Kee's contributions to the sphere of Christian music have not gone unnoticed. He was inducted into the Christian Music Hall of Fame in 2007, a testament to his enduring influence in this field. In 2025, Kee's accomplishments were further recognized when he received the BMI Trailblazer of Gospel Music Award. Additionally, his videography titles such as "It Will Be Alright" (1990), "Wash Me" (1991), "We Walk By Faith" (1994), "Show Up" (1995), "Stand" (1996), "Strength" (1998), and "Not Guilty: The Experience" (2001) provide a visual testament to his profound impact on gospel music and its community.