Jocelyn Enriquez Made Radio History And Most Didn’t Know She Was Filipina | So Candid

Before streaming, before social media, before “going viral” was even a thing, Jocelyn Enriquez was already charting hits on the radio. In the 1990s, she broke barriers as one of the first Filipina-American artists to rise to national success in the U.S. music scene with songs like “Do You Miss Me” and “A Little Bit of Ecstasy.” In this exclusive interview on So Jannelle TV, Jocelyn sits down with host Jannelle So to talk about the grind of making it without digital tools, the power of community, and the sacrifices she made to pursue music full-time. She shares touching stories about her parents’ role in her journey, the moment she first heard herself on the radio, and what it means to be called the “Disco Queen of the ’90s.