Hailing from Houston Texas, GI Tha Joe has been making music since he was 8 years old. After spending 12.5 years in prison, he turned to music to express himself and titled his new album “You Can Chain Me But You can’t Break Me”.
“You can chain me but can’t break my heart or soul”, he says. Listen below and follow GI Tha Joe on social media.
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