If you’ve listened to The Howard Stern Show, Jenny McCarthy’s Dirty, Sexy, Funny, or Bevy Smith’s Bevelations, then you’ve probably heard the voice of Wes Hall. He is one of the best(worst) kept secrets in the industry, and the future is only getting brighter.

Wes is also currently an On-Air Personality at Washington D.C.’s WHUR. Beyond his on air shows, he is the voice of quite a few radio stations. His talents can also be heard on numerous commercials, films, and campaigns throughout the country.

Having carved a niche providing his vocal and production talents for his clients, prided on accurate copy, a varied vocal range, and prompt delivery, he offers a direct and singular source for quality and unique vocal services.

After a few years in the film industry, Wes was encouraged to get into commercial radio. In 2006, KHHT-HOT 92.3 became the home of The Late Night with Wes, six nights a week.

Not only is Wes an On-Air Radio personality, but he has also produced a number of shows for HOT 92.3, including: Rick Dees in the Morning, The Art Laboe Connection, The Late Night with Wes, Al B. Sure, Renee Taylor, Slow Jams with R-Dub, Slow Jams with Kevin ‘Slow-Jammin’ James, & Old School Saturday Nights with Jimmy Reyes.

In 2013, he became the Los Angeles correspondent for Centric’s Culture List, and joined The Mo’ Kelly Show on KLTK-AM1150 as the Entertainment and News correspondent; bringing his unique perspective and energy to talk radio. Not too long afterwards, he made the transition from HOT 92.3 to 94.7 The Wave(KTWV), also in Los Angeles.

In 2014, Wes committed full-time to voice overs and event hosting, having represented several brands including, Nielsen, Kate Hudson’s Fabletics, and Hyundai. These campaigns have always rendered his clients a greater bond with their target audience, having increased brand recognition and loyalty. Using his varied skills and background as a talent, Wes consistently leaves an indelible impression on every audience engaged.