Jen Watson     As a young man growing up in the Bahamas, Jen Watson had a dream , as many young men dream, of becoming a singing star. But to Jen, this dream was much more than a dream; it was a vision that he was to become one of the most talented entertainers on the scene today. Like most dreams, obtaining it required perseverance, dedication and years of hard work.  This effort, along with his God-given talent, launched Jen on this journey.     After joining the Royal Bahamas Police Force at the age of seventeen , Jen immediately joined the world renowned Royal Bahamas Police Force Band and was selected as its lead vocalist. He became affectionately known as the “singing policeman” . Traveling the world with the police band only served to wet Jen’s appetite for entertainment.     In recent years Jen performed at many Las Vegas landmarks including the world famous Caesar’s Palace, the exquisitely beautiful Venetian, as well as the Excalibur, Mirage and Luxor. He acquired South Florida notoriety during his extensive engagement at September’s Nightclub in Ft. Lauderdale while singing with the very popular performing show, September’s Band. The beautiful island jewel of Bermuda featured Jen in a summer long show sponsored by the Ministry of Tourism. Formerly, Jen opened shows for such noted entertainers as Smokey Robinson, The Temptations, and The Drifters. Jen self-produced shows, which took him to Germany, Italy, France and the United States. During this period, Jen recorded and released 2 singles titled Catch Myself and Family Unit. He was also featured on three released albums, Island Christmas Gold, Island Reggae Gold, Slam Jammin It Bahamian Style, as well as Jamaica Me Crazy, produced by the Grammy award winners, Inner Circle, which featured Jen in a duet with the Latin superstar, Jose Feliciano.