Jalen Williams has officially released his debut album P.S…Home, a 12-track project that blends deeply personal themes with spiritual undertones. The album, which dropped April 18, arrives after weeks of anticipation and a steady rollout of teasers and context from the artist via Instagram.
Described by Williams as a tribute to the journey of the “prodigal son,” the project takes its title from that biblical narrative—P.S. standing for Prodigal Son. “These songs are a reflection of my journey,” he shared on social media, referencing Revelation 12:11 in explaining the album’s message: “word of our testimony via music.”
The album features contributions from a range of artists including Ada Betsabe, Joey Vantes,Caleb McCoy, Vanni Allan Poe and International Show—the latter not only appearing as a guest but also handling engineering duties and assisting with the album artwork.
With tracks rooted in personal storytelling and faith, P.S.… Home marks a turning point for Williams, who acknowledged the long wait in his original announcement: “Always thought it’d be years ago, but everything in its time.”
The album is now available across all major streaming platforms. A release concert is also in the works, though details have yet to be confirmed.
