Sister “P” Guitar (SPG) (formerly Sister P)— born Paulette Brown in St. Elizabeth, Jamaica— lived in Kingston, Jamaica until her migration to New York City at age nine.  Since those early years, she was artistically inclined and was blessed with the fostering of her innate talents through New York City’s urban exposure to dancing, writing, and music.  Dancing school in her Jamaica, Queens neighborhood launched her through the city as a young dancer to include renowned venues such as the Apollo theatre.  While learning the art of dancing, she was inspired and encouraged by her teacher (Mrs. Mcketney) to pay attention to her talent of writing.  All in all, Sister P Guitar is a multi-talented artist but her greatest and most prolific passion lies in music.

This songwriter, poet,  creative writer has been making leaps and prances in her artistry throughout her life. After attending broadcast school in the early nineties, she co-hosted a Florida based radio show of a mixed format–reggae, blues, R&B and soul for two years. Together she and the host, Sunny Storm, were electric on air and a hit show evolved.  That exposure left her curious and open to variance in music and showed up in recent years when she discovered the guitar; but in addition to her artistry, she has founded and managed impressionable small businesses to include a booking/artist immigration agency (booking US tours and processing US artist visas for international foreign artists) and promotion of live shows. Her natural diversity allowed her the freedom to refuse undesirable offered record deals, such as one offered in 2001.  " I refused to sign a crazy deal just to say that  I'm signed."  She remained an underground and independent artist focused on creativity.