Paul Peterson, also known as St. Paul, is an American musician best known for his work in the 1980s with The Family, a band formed by the legendary artist Prince. Peterson's musical talent spans multiple genres including pop, R&B, and funk, reflecting Prince's significant influence on his style. He was the lead vocalist on the band's hit single "The Screams of Passion", which reached the Billboard R&B Top 10, demonstrating his impact on the 80s music scene. Peterson's career also includes solo work and collaborations with other artists, further demonstrating his versatility and significance in the music industry.