Jarriel Carter is a Grammy-affiliated musician, arranger, and multi-instrumentalist with over two decades of experience using music as a tool for encouragement, restoration, and worship. He has performed and recorded with internationally recognized artists including Patti LaBelle, Kirk Franklin, Fred Hammond, and Gladys Knight. His work as a trumpet, flugelhorn, and trombone player reflects both technical excellence and a deep respect for the message behind the music.

Beyond music, Jarriel is deeply committed to service and ministry. He is a board member of ANJ Ministries, where he supports outreach efforts centered on faith, transformation, and community impact. He also serves on the boards of DDOM Fine Arts Academy and Holy Ground Homeless Outreach GIM, helping expand access to mentorship, arts education, and essential resources for underserved populations.

Jarriel’s commitment to restoration extends into reentry and rehabilitation work. Through the Life After Incarceration initiative, he has supported programming within the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, focusing on resilience, accountability, and personal growth.

Professionally, Jarriel holds dual master’s degrees in Marriage and Family Therapy and Professional Counseling from Amberton University. He is a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor and works in mental health advocacy and development, partnering with organizations to strengthen individuals, families, and communities.

At the core of Jarriel’s life and service is a simple belief: faith, music, and intentional relationships can change lives.