VOE HOLLA BORN KEVIN CHARLES HERBIN ON DECEMBER 31, 1986 IN CHICAGO, IL TO SHARON HERBIN & JEROME HAMILTON HAS BEEN RAPPING AND DOING THIS MUSIC SHIT SINCE SUMMER OF 2006. WITH NO FATHER FIGURE GROWING UP HE WAS REBELLIOUS AS AN ADOLESCENCE AND WAS ALWAYS IN TROUBLE WITH THE LAW. HALFWAY THRU HIGH SCHOOL HE GOT HIS ACT TOGETHER AND GRADUATED ON TIME BUT FROM AN ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL. MUSIC HAS BEEN HIS PASSION SINCE. THE TITLE FOR HIS 1ST ALBUM, "SINCE DAY ONE" CAME FROM HIS INSPIRATION AND ...
VOE HOLLA BORN KEVIN CHARLES HERBIN ON DECEMBER 31, 1986 IN CHICAGO, IL TO SHARON HERBIN & JEROME HAMILTON HAS BEEN RAPPING AND DOING THIS MUSIC SHIT SINCE SUMMER OF 2006. WITH NO FATHER FIGURE GROWING UP HE WAS REBELLIOUS AS AN ADOLESCENCE AND WAS ALWAYS IN TROUBLE WITH THE LAW. HALFWAY THRU HIGH SCHOOL HE GOT HIS ACT TOGETHER AND GRADUATED ON TIME BUT FROM AN ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL. MUSIC HAS BEEN HIS PASSION SINCE. THE TITLE FOR HIS 1ST ALBUM, "SINCE DAY ONE" CAME FROM HIS INSPIRATION AND THOUGHT OF BEING THE SAME PERSON NO MATTER WHAT THE CIRCUMSTANCE. ITS BEEN A LONG JOURNEY AND HE'S CURRENTLY NOW WORKING ON HIS NEXT PROJECT, "BEDLAM IN THA BURBS" WHICH IS A MIXTAPE ALBUM. WITH PRODUCTION FROM JOHNNY JULIANO AND A COUPLE INDUSTRY BEATS, BEDLAM IN THA BURBS SHOULD BE WAT THE STREETS IS MISSING FROM CRETE TO DOWNTOWN CHICAGO. PATIENTLY WAITING ON HIS CHANCE TO BLOW, VOE FOCUSES ON HIS MUSIC WITH AGGRESSION AND CONFIDENCE. THE YOUNG JEEZY ASSISTED SAMPLE FOR HIS SINGLE "CRANBERRY" WAS PRODUCED BY SOUNDMAN. AS AN ARTIST UNDER THE SILVERSPOON MIXTAPE LINE WITH HIS PAHTNA (PIFF GOTTI) HE'S JUST WAITING ON THE RIGHT PAIR OF EARS TO HEAR HIS MUSIC. WHEN THE TIME COMES ITS GOING DOWN IN A MAJOR WAY. YOUNG JEEZY IS HIS MOTIVATION. JAY Z IS HIS MENTOR. WORKING WITH GRADE SCHOOL LONG TIME HOMIE, PIFF GOTTI, THE TWO HAVE HIT SINGLES ON THEIR RESUMES. (CHECK U OUT, ALL I KNOW, MY TIME, GETTIN GWAP, I'M OKAAAY!, ETC.) AFFLUENT SOCIETY IS THE MOVEMENT, SILVER SPOON IS THE LABEL, AVIATORS TAKING FLIGHT FOR THE NEW DECADE. YOUDIG?
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