From her topics and her beats to her sultry tone, Voice Monet is hip-hop with none of the testosterone and all of the attitude. Voice's debut album Gumbo dropped in 2006. Her sophomore effort N.O.L.A. Darling spurned the single, "NOLA Redux" topping Gilles Peterson's BBC World Wide Best Hip-Hop of 2009 list. She was teaching classfuls of New Orleans youth how to rap as an official Teaching Artist In Residence when Hope & Sorrow, the 2007 Decon/Atmospheriques release from celebrated French producer Wax Tailor, went certified silver. Between her solo releases and her collaborations with BBE, Ninja Tune, Canada's Public Transit Recordings, UK's Twisted Funk Records and Tailor, over a quarter of a million records worldwide bear Voice's name. She has played at world reknowned venues (L'Olympia, Paris) and 2013 marked a performance at internationally celebrated, Montreal Jazz Festival.

Voice is gearing up to release her EP Black Maria in 2014 through her production company Go'Head Media.