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Vita is a rapper from Painfeild New Jersey.She first got a real life look into being a rapper when her older sister got signed the Bad Boy Ent's R&B trio Total. Later Vita signed a management Contract to hype Williams, a well known music vdeo director. in 1999 Vita apeared in the Hype williams film "Belly (film)", were she play Dmx's Girlfriend on the side.Then she was known as Hot Totti.In 1999 Vita also signed her First Deal with Murder Inc. and join Irv Gotti's super group The Murderers.The Murderers made ther first debut withthe cd called Irv Gotti present: The Murderers. Vita's self titled song "Vita" was the third Single.Vita was scheduled to release her debut Album La Docle Vita in 2000, but her cd never was released.Vita continued to release music under the Murder Inc label but soon left the label for the following Reasons: No debut cd after 3 long years. Charli Baltimore (Murder Inc.'s new female Rapper) was signed to the label. Irv Gotti started to work on Charli baltimore's album. Her management called it quits. Soon Vita had got a contract with an Independent label and started to work on an album, but the album never saw the light of day.after 2years of no word on Vita, she then signed a contract with The Game's Black Wall Street Label. Vita was featured on a BWS Mixtape and was on The Game's BWS Website, but after 4-6 months vita was no longer on Mixtapes nor his Website. There is no word on whethershe left the label or is still on the label. She is Most likely Not on the label.

go to www.murderinc-online.com There you will find another BIO

Mobb Deep's "Burn"
N.E.R.D.'s debut single, "Lapdance"
Ja Rule's singles "Down 4 U" and "Put It On Me"
In 2000 she appeared on the Next Friday soundtrack with Ja Rule on a track called We Murderers Baby
The Murder Inc. Remix of Faith Evans' "Good Life," which appeared on the soundtrack to The Fast and the Furious

Vita also contributed a song to that soundtrack, a hip hop version of Madonna's controversial hit, "Justify My Love", which featured Ashanti and was set to be Vita's debut solo single, until it was poorly received.

Vita can also be seen in a cameo in Ashanti's debut solo video, "Foolish".

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