Virginia Ernst was born on the 14th of January 1991 in Vienna, Austria, with 4 older siblings. Her dad, Michael Ernst, is also a musician and has worked together with Chris Thompson and Alan Parsons on the Album "Excalibur". Her Mother, Andreja Ernst, is also an artist and has her own Gallery in Vienna. Virginia was always boyish and she enjoys this. She likes to be known as a "boy". In the age of 9 she started to play ice hockey. At the age of 13 she had to change to the women's hockey team. Later on she became an Austrian national team player. Her first World Championship tournament was in North Korea at the age of 16. When she turned 17, she had won her first gold medal from the World Championship in Finland in the first division. She has played in five world championships and one Olympic qualification. In age of 17 she and her best friend moved together to Sweden and played professional ice hockey while studying at a Swedish high school specializing in health and sport. In her first year she played for Västeras and then moved up to the highest league in Sweden, the Riksserien. The next year she played for Linköping and then for a team close to Stockholm, Södertälje. When Virginia turned 20, she received her first guitar. She decided to learn guitar via YouTube videos and composed her first song called "Let´s say this love was real". She found that this was the best way for her to show her emotions and feelings. In the same year she attended a singer/songwriter workshop in England and won as the best singer/songwriter. Her first song was produced by Martin Smith (ELO). That was the beginning of her career. When she came back to Austria she contacted the producers of "Echopilot", Martin Kromar and Florian Cojocaru. They started to produce Virginia’s first 2 singles "I wish" and "Let it shine ". A very famous Austrian producer, Thomas Rabitsch, produced the lay out version for the "I am over you". These will be the two of the songs for the album she is currently working on for a release in 2013.