Born in the Caribbean paradise of St. Lucia, in the tiny village of Choiseul, Halim Lionel grew up with island roots and sounds. By his 5th birthday, his Mother was posted to Austria to begin a career at the UN in Vienna, so he found himself heading to a new life in Europe.

Halim cemented his reputation for total commitment to chaos and extreme partying at his world record attempt of partying for 22 hours straight for a PRINCETIME event, which soon developed his signature....THE MASK he wears every time he performs which has the clown smile embedded on it when the "PRINCE" is too tired to smile. Now, when the mask comes on it's "PRINCETIME" and time for the mayhem. Party freaks from all over the world love his blend of old school dance hall, R&B and hip hop.

Especially since he was presenting the artist “MHD” at concert he felt in love with the new movement of Afro Trap house music. It’s a combination of Caribbean roots with African culture, a futuristic, forward looking sound a beguiling mixture of African beats and Hip Hop influence. It’s also up-tempo, so clubbers never get tired. He is on the way becoming the DJ leader of Afro trap house in Europe.

DJ Prince Halim is the captain of the “PRINCETIME” ship and with “PRINCETIME GIRLS” in tow, the destination is unknown and likely to be a non-stop top of the line party life experience. "I am always ready to conquer, ready to destroy and free the crowd taking them away from their daily life and into another dimension. I dress different, I am different, I break down sounds, from the base to the high note so that the crowd can always believe in me." -DJ Prince Halim-

How does he DJ? He prepares like a ritual, but leaves his preconceptions at home. His skill in mixing is to give the whole room energy. He has his own style - no headphones, no playlist, live MC work and a rawness that keeps him in the moment.

“I am the starter, the leader, give the people my energy and harness theirs. I never give up - if they tell me not to stop - I can go all night, into the next day. I am a drug.” -DJ Prince Halim-

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