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Born on September, 27 1983 in Portsmouth, VA. Sean Isaac is also known as Se'on Singer, but by way of an unexpected spiritual transformation is now called The Prophet Elijah. He grew up fast in environments of drugs, violence and poverty. Music not only had a positive impact on his life, but it became his pavilion. One of Sean’s most impactful influences was the life and career of the late 80’s Michael Jackson. Sean’s mother took him to see Michael Jackson in concert as a toddler. The king of pop even held baby Sean for a moment in concert. As he grew older, he began seeing the experience as his mother’s way of anointing him by the hand of one of the most musically talented icons of all times. Springing up from a family of singers, Sean’s occasional vocal riffs began to mature and eventually caught the attention of people who witnessed an unknown legend in the making. 
In the 90’s, school was the grounds of recognition that played a highly significant role in Sean reaching his present day plateau as a musician. At age 11, Sean was selected to write a rap about mathematics and record the song in a professional studio. To this day Sean acknowledges his former guidance counselor, Mr. Seko Vonner for believing in his gift. The song was a success in that it featured on an official project for Craddock Middle School and served as a time stamp for the beginnings of Sean Isaac. 
In the mid 90’s, Sean continued to grow as an artist. Music did not register as a true talent to Sean until he was inspired to write a mixture of R&B and Hip-hop songs. At age 13, Sean landed a record deal and signed to Big Daddy Productions—a former independent record label in Portsmouth, VA. At that time, Sean was known as Chuck Child and was in a group with (rapper) Wild Child and (dancer) Boogie. Their group was called “Device”. The streets and the studio was Sean’s home due to the rough lifestyle of money, drugs and abuse the game of life dealt him. Despite the pressures of low income, under achievement and physiological strain, Sean refused to stop venting through music. 
The day that changed Sean’s motivation from minor to major was in 1996, at age 15 when Sean and his group Device performed their single, “Rainy Days” on stage at Usher, Missy Elliot, Da Brat and Total’s concert at the Hampton Convocation Center in Virginia. The crowd was amazed by their performance and screamed for autographs as they exited the stage. Sean had one problem, he did not have a good signature being in and out of school did not help. The rapper Magoo was present and assisted him with signing an autograph for a young lady extending a piece of paper above the front row barrier gate.
As time progressed Sean began to step deeper into a calling that spans further than music and business. This journey took him from being an underground street legend and owner of King's House Records (KHR) to being anointed by God as the prophet Elijah to minister truth to the world in song and in speech.

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