George Anthony Moses, Jr.—nicknamed “Money” by his parents at birth—was born in the Duncan Avenue Housing Projects of Jersey City, NJ, and raised in New Haven, CT. The son of a Catholic Nigerian/Italian father from Queensbridge Houses in Queens, NY and a Southern Baptist mother from Franklinton, NC, George grew up with culture, faith, and resilience at the core of his foundation.

George’s creative journey began early. After earning a B.S. in Radio, Film/TV with a minor in Music from the University of New Haven, he launched his career as DJ Money Moses, rocking clubs across NY, NJ and CT while hosting shows on WNHU-FM. Mentored by his uncle, the legendary Raleigh radio DJ and sports announcer Chester Davis, George quickly built a reputation for his skills and hustle.

His early work in entertainment led to internships at ABC-TV’s Sally Jessy Raphael Show and writing for The Source and One Nut Magazine. Along the way, he forged connections with hip hop icons including Funkmaster Flex, Red Alert, Coco Chanelle, Bobbito and Stretch Armstrong, which opened doors to key positions at Capitol Records. There, he promoted and toured with artists such as King Tee, Tha Alkaholiks, Mellow Man Ace, Janet Jackson, Phil Perry, and Freddie Jackson, earning his first RIAA gold plaque.

George’s path through hip hop’s golden era took him to Creative Control Studios in Harlem, where he worked closely with Positive K and welcomed legends like Jay-Z, Biggie, Big L, Big Daddy Kane and Stetsasonic’s Fruitkwan.

Seeking new opportunities, George moved to the West Coast, joining Rick Rubin’s American/Warner Bros. Records in Burbank, CA. There, he expanded his experience in promotions, touring and artist development while working with top-tier talent.

Continuing his West Coast journey, George joined Happy Walters’ Immortal Records, where he further developed his skills in music supervision, touring, and promotions, earning his first publishing credit on the Rhyme & Reason soundtrack.

Despite his success, fatherhood reshaped his priorities. A conversation with Quincy Jones reminded him of the tradeoff between chasing fame and being present for family. In 1997, George pivoted into the IT/Telecom industry, building a thriving career that allowed him to support his family while staying connected to his creative passions.

Life brought new inspiration when he met Allyson in 2015—a gifted singer with angelic vocals and a love for video games and action movies. They married in 2017 and began a new chapter in Houston, TX. With her encouragement, George returned to entertainment with a mission to uplift through gospel and positive music.

In 2021, they launched IAG (It’s All Gospel), a 24/7 gospel station, podcast, and media platform. Known behind the scenes as the “best button pusher,” George handles production, graphics and multimedia, ensuring the platform thrives while sharing faith, music, and inspiration worldwide.

George continues to excel in telecom, contributing to major projects with Verizon, Frontier Communications and NASA’s Johnson Space Center. In 2023, he relocated to Las Vegas to work on fiber optic engineering for Formula One Racing, the 2024 Super Bowl, Resorts World, and Fontainebleau Hotel & Casino.

Today, he serves as a Contract Executive for Gigapower, leading the development of new fiber optic infrastructure across the Las Vegas market. This balance of technology and creativity allows George and Allyson to live fully, sharing gospel music, podcasts, and media while thriving in telecom.

From the stages of hip hop to the studios of gospel music, and now to cutting-edge fiber optic projects, George “Money” Moses has lived many lives—always guided by faith, family, and a commitment to inspire others to pursue their purpose.

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