The Liberian entertainment industry is in mourning following reports of the passing of Prince Sherman Thomas, popularly known as JusPrince, a U.S.-based Liberian music producer, guitarist, actor, writer, and award-winning creative.
News of his death was confirmed by Liberian gospel singer Berenice Blackie Buck, causing an outpouring of grief from family members, friends, colleagues, and fans both in Liberia and abroad.
JusPrince was widely regarded as one of Liberia’s most accomplished and respected music producers. Throughout his career, he worked with numerous Liberian artists, contributed to the development of emerging talents, and played a significant role in shaping the country’s contemporary music landscape. His work earned him recognition as one of Liberia’s leading producers and a celebrated figure within the entertainment industry.
Beyond his achievements in music production, he was known for his versatility as a guitarist, actor, writer, and creative visionary. His influence extended across multiple areas of the arts, where he consistently used his talent to inspire and support others. In recent years, he had also spoken about dedicating more of his efforts to gospel music.
His reported passing comes nearly two years after the death of his wife, adding another layer of sorrow for those closest to him.
As news of his death continues to circulate on social media, tributes have been pouring in from musicians, industry stakeholders, and admirers who remember him for his creativity, humility, and lasting contributions to Liberian music.
JusPrince leaves behind a legacy of artistic excellence and mentorship that touched countless lives throughout his career.
We extend our heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, and loved ones during this difficult period. May his soul rest in peace.
