"Criminals". Personal life Family He and his wife Shannon married in 1996, and have two daughters, Nevaeh and Marley, and a son, Justice. Sandoval is widely credited with the sudden popularity of the name Nevaeh, which, as he revealed on MTV Cribs, is "heaven" spelled backwards. Appearance For most of P.O.D.'s career, Sandoval was well known for his dreadlocks (which, by the release of the video for "Going in Blind", had reached the length of his waist), but since the release of P.O.D.'s seventh studio album, When Angels & Serpents Dance, he has cut them off. Discography P.O.D.Snuff the Punk (1994)Brown (1996)The Fundamental Elements of Southtown (1999)Satellite (2001)Payable on Death (2003)Testify (2006)When Angels & Serpents Dance (2008)Murdered Love (2012)SoCal Sessions (2014) The Awakening (2015) Circles (2018) Guest appearances "Six Sirens" by Project 86 on the album Project 86 (1998) "America" by Santana (with P.O.D.) on the album Shaman (2002) "Seasons Change" & "I Do" by Anastacia on the album, Anastacia (2004) "Warning" by Tribal Seeds on their album, The Harvest (2009) "Eternal" by War of Ages on their album, Eternal (2010) "Children of the Light" by Lecrae on his album, Rehab (2010) "American Dream" by Dominic Balli on his album, American Dream (Dominic Balli album) (2011) "The Only Name" by For Today on their album, Immortal (2012) "Something Better" Flyleaf on their EP, Who We Are (2013) "Criminals" by Islander on their album, Violence & Destruction (2014) "Chasing the Horizon" by Noize MC (2019) "They Don't Like It" by Fire from the Gods (2019) "Magic Eyes" by Nights Like Thieves (2020) "All or Nothing" by Ill Niño (2021) "Nemesis" by Manafest (2022) “Lights, Camera, Action” by Islander (2022) References External links The Whosoevers Official Website Official website The Warriors Tour Official Site P.O.D. Promotions Crew: Official Street Team theSouthtown.com MTV EXIT Concerts Tony Hawk's American Wasteland Xbox Live VNR 1974 births Living people American male singers American heavy metal singers American rappers American performers of Christian music Converts to Christianity Musicians from San Diego American people of Italian descent American rappers of Mexican descent Native Hawaiian people Chamorro people Nu metal singers Chicano rock musicians 21st-century American rappers Rappers from California 21st-century American male musicians P.O.D. members