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King Lo

DJ, producer, and vocalist

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MadeByCarrera
5

I just received my tags and I'm very pleased! It makes me think anyone who put a bad review only paid $35 for the basic version. $50 well spent King Lo! I'll definitely be back in the future.

Jacob Tovar
5

the tag is perfect, i can tell my man King Lo went over it again and again until he got it just right and i just want to give a huge thanks it’s literally what I needed!

Sang Le
5

100% good, i accidentally misheard the audio and ask for a redo and maybe abit blunt, but he kept his cool and gave it to me under 24 hours. I recommend him

Jaymes Pinnock
5

First time buying a Voice Tag, was definitely worth it. Was pretty hyped when I heard them, now I'm using them for my beats. 5 Stars no question. 🔥💯

About King Lo

King Lo approaches producer tags from the same world he approaches music: as a DJ and beatmaker. Long before the voice became the focus, he was working with records, mixes and production, where timing and recognition matter almost immediately. That background translates naturally to a producer tag. King Lo’s delivery is direct and rhythmic, built to introduce a name without pulling the listener away from the music around it. The instinct is closer to DJ culture than traditional voice-over: get in, make the identity clear and let the record keep moving. He continues to make music alongside recording tags for Voice Tag Gods, bringing the perspective of someone who understands what happens to the vocal after it leaves the microphone and enters somebody else’s session.

From
Kentucky, North America
Accent
US
Language
English
Language Policy
Explicit & Clean
King Lo, voice tag vocalist

King Lo

From
Kentucky, North America
Accent
US
Language
English
Language Policy
Explicit & Clean

About

King Lo approaches producer tags from the same world he approaches music: as a DJ and beatmaker. Long before the voice became the focus, he was working with records, mixes and production, where timing and recognition matter almost immediately.

That background translates naturally to a producer tag. King Lo’s delivery is direct and rhythmic, built to introduce a name without pulling the listener away from the music around it. The instinct is closer to DJ culture than traditional voice-over: get in, make the identity clear and let the record keep moving.

He continues to make music alongside recording tags for Voice Tag Gods, bringing the perspective of someone who understands what happens to the vocal after it leaves the microphone and enters somebody else’s session.

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