Monique Lashay Jone Known professionally as Mo-Luv is an African American rapper born, singer-songwriter, and actress. 

Mo-Luv is the rose that grew from concrete, her struggles made her the artist she is today. Mo-Luv is not a one dimensional artist she can talk about struggle, pain, heartache, sex, depression etc. When she makes songs she wants the listener to feel every emotion she felt at the time. 

She is from the west coast but her influences and sound is down south with east coast bars. Mo-Luv said “HIPHOP started in the East coast and that’s why she has respect and wants to make sure every bar every metaphor is punching”!

 Born in Denver, Colorado but raised in Aurora,Co. Mo-Luv’s videos on YouTube together have 630,640 views in counting as an independent artist with no big label push. Mo-Luv is the next big female artist on the rise and she does not plan to stop or let her foot off the gas anytime soon. 

Mo-Luv musical influences is all the female rappers who came before her because as she says “these women paved the way for me and I am grateful!” Mo-Luv musical talents also stem from her growing up in the church gospel music became her first love and that’s where she actually learned to play the drums by ear.

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Production credits: Passport Scoob, Konflik, Dustorm Da Lyrical, The Mighty Rhino, Fubar, Ultra Magnus, Donny Yonder, The Lyrical_Gift, Pete Cain, The Machine, The Coronerz, Foggy Lungz, Noetic Nyce, Kid Novice, Bagz Da Ryda, Activiz, P-Know, and others. In France, Bomaye Music, Jejor of La Konspy.

Red.Dot is a beatmaker from Paris, France. He discovered Hip-Hop during his first trip to the US in ‘89. He found the first Public Enemy LP in a record shop and that was it. By this time, the French Hip-Hop scene was boiling since the first block parties in ‘84 and the first rap crews were emerging (NTM, IAM, Assassin, etc). He became a big fan since the first songs. There were no language barriers anymore. He mostly got involved in the movement as a Writer/Graffiti artist.

By the mid 1990’s Red.Dot got bored by the movement’s evolution, its lack of consciousness, consistency and originality. In ‘95 he got involved in Raves that were blowing up big in Europe and mostly in France. He became an actor of this movement through his participation in Sound Systems, Teknivals and during many years as a social worker in the Rave mission from the NGO Doctors Of The World, where he provided harm reduction services for drug consumers. But his ears always stayed close to Hip-Hop.

Through all these years Red.Dot built an amazing record collection, always with the idea of doing something with it. In 2007, he finally bought some equipment and started beatmaking. His sound is crafted with all his musical influences and experiences (Hip-Hop, Soul, Blues, Rock, Techno, House, etc), always trying to push forward the boundaries in Hip-Hop. That’s what makes his musical identity.

First one to acknowledge him was Dustorm Da Lyrical through MySpace. They started collaborating. Then during a trip in New York, they met in 2010. Dus took him around studios to connect with people and record few tracks. He then brought him to meet his uncle Grandmaster Caz. Caz played his beats on his big speakers, and he saw him nodding on his beats. It was the aknoledgement Red.Dot was looking for. He knew right there, that he will continue making beats.

All songs written, arranged, produced and performed by Steve Brown; all rights reserved by Creative Mood Entertainment Publishing, Denver, Colorado.

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