Vinnie Lopez Meets Ty Fyffe

Growing up, I had a passion for singing. When I would visit my Aunt and Uncle I would often sing on the fire escape to people passing by. When I was ten my parent finally got me a vocal coach. When I was 13, I wrote my first song. That is when I knew that I wanted to be a singer. When I was 14 I won the LIPA singing contest, from there I sang the National Anthem at an Islanders game. Finally, I got my "break." I was walking home from school one day singing to myself, and one of the guys that works at Ty Fyffe's Music Factory overheard me and said " Yo, is that you singing?" I was startled, and then he told me to come inside the studio. I wasn't sure that I should even go inside, but I went with my gut. I went inside the Music Factory, and he asked me to sing for him. I sang, and then i gave him my information. Two to three months went by and no calls. I was disappointed. Randomly, I received a call at 7:30 in the morning on my way to school and I was told to come by to the studio and sing for Ty Fyffe. I didn't know what was gonna happen, but that day I went by the Music Factory and sang for him. After a series of meetings, I signed with Super Producer Ty Fyffe and have been working with him ever since.