Artist Biography: In an era where rap music is no longer about lyrical rhymes or positivity, but rather the marketing behind music emerges an artist whose confidence, style, and lyrical ability is a true code to hip hop and its original roots. Voyce G.I. Go breaks into the scene determined to take hip hop music back to where it started. His distinctive voice and signature catchphrases are certain to leave listeners wanting more. Voyce G.I. Go, born Anthony Daniels on December 11, 1982 spent the first portion of his life growing up in Gary, Indiana. He was the only child born to his parents before losing his father to a tragic work accident at the age of 3. Though he was an only child, Voyce never felt alone as he was quickly taken in and mentored by older cousins who introduced him to hip hop and influences such as Nas, Wu-Tang, 2-Pac, Common, Twista, Snoop Doggy Dog, Outkast, Eight ball and MJG, Jay-Z, and Biggie Smalls to name a few. In the early 1990’s, Voyce and his mother relocated to a Chicago suburb where he completed elementary and high school education. Although new in town, it was short time before he established himself as the little guy with the huge voice. Hip hop music remained one of his passions throughout his live; however it was until his junior year of high school before he started to put pen to paper musically speaking. During fall 2001 Voyce entered the University of Illinois where he quickly made a name for himself musically earning the respect and admiration of those on campus. Throughout his collegiate career Voyce decided to put aside many dreams of others which he had so adamantly worked towards and began pursuing those of his own. Needless to say he has not looked back since. Over the years, Voyce has developed into a truly talented and diversified artist. He has worked closely with several groups including Chicago’ Lockout, The Netwerk, The Lineup, and Atlanta’s Hoodlum before establishing his own brand, Voyce Speaks O’penion or VSOP. Additionally, Voyce has performed opening acts in past concerts for artists T.I., Bump J, Ludacris, Twista, and the Ying Yang Twins. He has recorded over 300 quality original solo songs to date, not to mention more than 150 other collaborative songs and tons of mix tape material. Those that have worked with Voyce can testify to his undying passion and dedication for his music. Worth mentioning, Voyce did go on to complete his bachelors degree, graduating from the University of Illinois in the spring of 2005 making him a pioneer in his own right and proving it can be done. He is no doubt a welcomed addition to the world of true hip hop and one can only be optimistic of what is to come from this artist.