J Capri Biography: Songs, Net Worth, Awards, Ethnicity, Age, Parents, Religion, Real Name, Height, Parents

Jordan Joel Phillips also known as J Capri was a talented Jamaican dancehall and reggae singer, songwriter, and performer known for her energetic style, crossover appeal blending dancehall with hip-hop influences, and breakout hits that gained international popularity.

She rose quickly in the scene with infectious tracks featuring top artists, charismatic presence, and signature looks like purple-streaked hair, but her promising career was tragically cut short by a fatal accident.

Quick Facts

• Full Name: Jordan Joel Phillips
• Stage Name: J Capri
• Born: December 24, 1991
• Age: 34 years old
• Died: December 4, 2015
• Birthplace: Kingston, Jamaica
• Nationality: Jamaican
• Ethnicity: Jamaican
• Occupation: Singer, Songwriter, Performer
• Height: Unknown
• Religion: Christianity
• Parents: Kenneth Phillips, Oradell Carwin
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: Unknown
• Children: Unknown
• Relationship: Unknown
• Net Worth: $300,000 USD

Early Life And Education

J Capri was born on December 24, 1991, in Kingston, Jamaica.

She was brought up by her parents, Kenneth Phillips (a talented Jamaican DJ known as Mr. Murphy or Glamour Murphy) and Oradell Carwin (a cosmetologist), in a musically inclined family environment that nurtured her passion from an early age.

Her love for music was realized around age six, and she often accompanied her father to studio sessions during her teenage years after school.

She attended Wolmer’s Girls’ School and later studied performing arts at EXED Community College starting at age seventeen.

Her ethnicity is Jamaican, and her religion is Christianity. Siblings’ details are not publicly available.

Career

J Capri emerged in the dancehall scene around 2010 after forming an alliance with acclaimed producer Rvssian (from Head Concussion Records), who became her manager and producer.

She broke through in 2013 with the massive hit “Whine & Kotch” featuring Charly Black, which topped iTunes charts in multiple countries and amassed millions of views.

Other successes included collaborations like “Pull Up to Mi Bumper” with Konshens, “Boom & Bend Over,” and “Reverse It.”

She performed at major events like Reggae Sumfest, toured internationally, and was poised for greater crossover success in the U.S. and Canada.

Her versatile style bridged dancehall, hip-hop, and pop, earning her recognition as a rising star with potential to become a major ambassador for Jamaican music.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @jcapri_hcr
• YouTube: J Capri

Personal Life

J Capri passed away at age 23. Her height is unknown. No publicly known details exist on past or current relationships, spouse, or children.

She maintained focus on her music career and was remembered for her bubbly, vibrant personality, quirky fashion sense, and warm spirit.

She lived life energetically, as reflected in her lyrics and public persona.

Net Worth

J Capri’s net worth was estimated at $300,000 USD at the time of her passing.

Her income primarily came from music releases and streaming royalties on platforms like Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Music; digital sales and views of hit singles like “Whine & Kotch”; live performances and concerts (including festivals like Reggae Sumfest); collaborations with top dancehall artists; and related music industry activities as an emerging artiste under Head Concussion Records.

Discography

• “Whine & Kotch” (feat. Charly Black)
• “Pull Up to Mi Bumper” (feat. Konshens)
• “Boom & Bend Over”
• “Reverse It”
• “Wife Me”
• “Likkle”
• “Ole Digga” (feat. Konshens)
• “Lyrics To The Song”
• “Need Your Love”
• “Mamacita” (feat. Vybz Kartel)
• “Heat My Love”
• “Cannot Refuse My Love”