Vory
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You can thank Vory (formerly King Vory) aka Tavoris Hollins, Jr. for some of your favorite songs because his pen has made its way around the industry. Vory, who seems to have been taken under the wing of Meek Mill, has credits that include “Friends” by THE CARTERS, “Mob Ties” by Drake, “On The Road” by Post Malone featuring Lil Baby and Meek Mill, “Celebrate” by DJ Khaled featuring Post Malone and Travis Scott, and “Lil Bebe” by DaniLeigh.
Born in Houston, TX, Vory moved to Louisville, KY at a young age where he met Bryson Tiller. He would later get the second verse on Tiller’s hit song, “Don’t.” Vory released his debut project in 2016, Overdose. The must-listen tracks on the project include “Overdose,” “Break Your Heart,” and “Again” featuring AD. He returned in 2018 with Lucky Me, with its best tracks being “Control” and “Hold of Me.” In 2019, he released the EP, Say, coming in hot on the first three tracks, “Save Me Now,” “Stay,” and “Selfish.” He has also made high-profile features, like on Rich The Kid’s “Ring Ring.”
In October 2020, Vory appeared on BEAM’s “SOMEBODY.” He appeared twice on Meek Mill’s November 2020 EP, QUARANTINE PACK on “Middle of It” and “Think It’s a Game.” Vory released his self-titled album in December 2020, under Roc Nation and Dream Chasers. The album includes features from Meek Mill, Starrah, BEAM, and Landstrip Chip. Standouts include “Ain’t It Funny,” “Not Outside,” “All Due Respect,” and “Lil Benny (2nite).”
In April 2021, Vory returned, featuring on Reese LAFLARE’s, “Bandler Freestyle.” He also rumored that he is an unreleased track with Lil Baby and Lil Durk on the way at some point in the future. In August 2021, Vory would end being the second most prominent artist on Donda, second only to Kanye West himself. Vory features on “God Breathed,” “Jonah,” and “No Child Left Behind,” and also assisted on “Ok Ok.”
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