†Priscilla†

Released in early 2012, †Priscilla† served as the debut for Christian Berishaj under the JMSN moniker, marking a radical departure from his previous pop-rock and synth-pop iterations. The album was largely self-produced and released independently, quickly gaining a cult following for its unique 'hippie-R&B' aesthetic that blended the dark, atmospheric sensibilities of early PBR&B with a more organic, analog-focused production style. Critics often compared the record to the works of The Weeknd or Justin Timberlake, but noted JMSN's more experimental approach to vocal arrangement and his use of live instrumentation, including prominent string sections and bluesy guitar licks. The album's narrative is loosely centered around themes of heartbreak, substance use, and identity, anchored by the recurring 'Jameson' motif. Its influence can be heard in the subsequent wave of alternative R&B that favored texture and mood over radio-ready hooks. The record remains a cornerstone of JMSN's discography, establishing the 'vocal choir' technique that would become his signature.