Moss Da Beast
Moss Da Beast, born and raised on the South Side of Chicago, is a dynamic hip-hop artist known for his energetic performances and versatile musical style. His passion for music was influenced by legendary artists such as Snoop Dogg, 2Pac, Scarface, and Nas. During his college years, Moss attended Valparaiso University in Indiana, majoring in marketing while playing collegiate baseball. He later transferred to Columbia College in Chicago to study music business with a concentration in arts, entertainment, and media management.
Moss began his musical journey as a member and manager of the group “The Hit Squad,” which he formed with his cousins in 2003. The group released two albums: “Hit List” in 2004 and another project in 2008, performing over 75 shows through 2009. In August 2010, Moss embarked on a solo career with his debut mixtape, “Almost There,”.
Over the years, Moss has released several projects, including the “Live From the Elevator” mixtape in late 2012, which led to a sponsorship with Hoolegunz clothing and inspired a documentary available on YouTube. His first solo album, “Lebron Jordan Kobe,” features singles such as “Got That Bag” and “Hangover,” produced by Alabama’s Block Beattaz. Moss has also been recognized with nominations like Hip Hop Artist of the Year Mixtape/Album of the Year and Grinder of the Year at the Nashville Independent Music Awards and Southern Ent Awards.
Beyond his music, Moss is a multifaceted professional involved in songwriting,
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