Jean Pascal is the artist and pen name of Jann Pascal Vivoni, an author, composer, and songwriter from Jacksonville, Florida.

His first written work, That’s Prayer: A light-hearted, insightful look at talking to God, is taken from his experiences growing up in church. Though written in an easy to understand style, the book brings truth that can help people grow in their faith.

Inspired by C.S. Lewis’s The Chronicles of Narnia during his childhood, Jean Pascal discovered a love for storytelling and writing. His ability to tell stories is reflected not just in books but in his music and compositions.

The Book of Evie, his first fantasy novel, has touched the hearts of readers, from preteens to adults and has left many wanting more.

A Journey Through Tsudessia, which takes place in the same universe as The Book of Evie, will be released soon.

An artist as well as an author, Jean Pascal illustrated the children’s book The Bear With No Teeth written by his mother, Elia Enid Vivoni.

A passionate guitarist, bassist, and pianist, he is a founding member of the band Scarlet Letter Society which ministers in the streets, churches, and homes of Jacksonville. Scarlet Letter Society has released two albums. The first was self-titled and the second is titled Crazy.

In 2023, Jean Pascal recorded and released several solo projects: three EP’s and one full length album, in the styles of rock as well as metal. The first is titled What is Love?-EP, followed by Set Me Free-EP, and the third is Surviving the Storms - EP.  The album is titled The King of Everything in reference to God. All of the solo project releases except for What is Love have instrumental versions available.

Many of the songs deal with his personal struggles and his trust in the Lord for healing. Like David in the Psalms would cry for help, then praise the Lord for His goodness, Jean Pascal’s music reflects a similar message. He believes that through every hardship, there is still hope.

Jean Pascal desires that people may find healing of some kind through his art, whichever form that takes.