Evian “Paidro Goodie” Jeter was born on October 24th, 1986 in Seattle, Washington.

I grew up with a single military mother and an older brother where excuses were no excuses.  As a military child I have traveled and lived in many different places. I lived in Texas, Illinois, Florida, and in 1995 I moved to Union, South Carolina. In 2009 I moved to Columbia, South Carolina where I currently reside. I learned about principals and priorities and that family was always first. I learned that everything is possible with belief in the higher power and support from my family and friends. Even though I have been good at many different sports and other activities music was always my heart and passion.

At the age of 9 I was kicking freestyles and by the age of 13 I was running my own studio.  Paidro came from “I always got money” so you know I have to get paid and if you are spending money why not pay me?  That was always my attitude, but with that attitude I had to learn the hard way. Goodie came from keeping “good product” whether it was in the streets or industry. Throughout my life I have made numerous of mixtapes but the summer of 2014 I put out my mixtape “I Don’t Wanna Be Broke No Mo”.  This mixtape has a street style concept of how to avoid being broke or how to come up if a person is broke. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The struggles and experiences I had to go through of being broke is what inspired me to write the tracks on this mixtape. Majority of my music does not come from the heart or the brain it comes from the different experiences I have gone through. I can only tell a person what I know, not just what I heard or what I saw, but what I have been through.

In conclusion, music has always been a way I can express myself and feelings verbally.  To me now music is another way of hustling. I have always dreamed of putting out my own album and I believe that my time has finally come to do so.  I would like to be the artist from Columbia, South Carolina who makes it somewhere in the music industry but more importantly I just want my music to be heard.