Vic Nice is an artist and owner of U.T.R Entertainment. Born Victor Leath this couragaeous individual was raised in a single parent home by his mother whom was his role model and inspiration. Growing up in Burlington,NC Nice experienced a lot of tough times coming up. At the tender age of 14 he was kicked out of high school for possession of a firearm. Upon seeing his mother's struggles he felt obligated needing an easy route to help provided, Nice began to drive for local dealers and also did some occasional dealing of his on. All the while Vic had other plans for himself. With the help and encouragement of his family ,friends and a few coaches Nice was able to return to school and pursue a career in sports. After receiving a football scholarship to play at Fayetteville State University Nice found a love for writing music. In 2005 he helped to form a gro called the "Staggulators". While they put out numerous mixtapes none of them reached the charts like they had hoped. Being discouraged Nice decided to get away from the music for awhile. After sitting around think what if he had kept pursuing his career, Nice began to write again. In 2012 Vic Nice released his very first solo mixtape called "STILL CLIMBIN" which can be found on sites such as datpiff.com, soundcloud.com, and reverbnation.com. In 2013 Nice was back in the studio working on his second mixtape "Da Struggle" while recording Vic experienced a few setbacks so the mixtape was never released. After get his affairs in order Vic Nice returned with another mixtape called "STILL CLIMBIN VOL. 2 the long awaited sequel to volume 1 in 2015. Vic didn't stop there, after receiving great reviews from the mixtape he decided it was time to work on a single. In 2016 Nice released a club banging single called "Bullshit". This song can be found on all online streaming services and stores. That same year Vic Nice released his first album "THE ASCEND ALBUM" Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.