Jocelyn Enriquez

Born in San Francisco, California, Jocelyn Enriquez is a pioneering Filipino-American recording artist widely recognized as one of the first Filipino-Americans to achieve mainstream success and earn the title San Francisco’s “Queen of Freestyle.” Discovered by Classified Records in 1993, she debuted with Lovely (1994), featuring hits including “I’ve Been Thinking About You” and “Make It Last Forever.” Her breakthrough single “Do You Miss Me?” reached the Billboard Hot 100, followed by her 1997 Tommy Boy Records album Jocelyn, which featured the No. 1 Billboard Dance Maxi-Singles Sales hit “A Little Bit of Ecstasy.” She has toured internationally, shared the stage with NSYNC, Destiny’s Child, Brandy, CeCe Peniston, Crystal Waters, Lisa Lisa, Exposé, The Cover Girls, and Backstreet Boys, and appeared on the platinum-selling 54 soundtrack with “If You Could Read My Mind.” Now based in San Antonio, Texas, Jocelyn continues to record, perform, and inspire audiences worldwide while serving in full-time ministry with her husband and family.