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Terrence Lemont Faison (born April 22, 1993), known professionally as King Moe, is an American rapper, songwriter, and record producer from Goldsboro, North Carolina. King Moe started taking his career seriously while he was active duty in the US Army. He is affiliated with Active military and veteran musicians in a collective called Ninja Punch Music. NPM is ran by TMR aka The Marine Rapper. King Moe is mostly known for his appearance on DFD music’s album Hits The Collection. That song is called “Bands on the way”, which features legendary hip-hop recording artist/record producer Pastor Troy. 

Although King Moe represents North Carolina with passion he was born in Norristown, Pennsylvania. At the age of 6 he was always singing and showing off in front of a camera. Every family reunion his family expected him to sing he says “It was like a tradition”. King Moe wrote his first rap at 11 years of age and recorded his first record at 12 and since then has not stopped. Raw lyricism with catchy melodies is his signature sound.

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Terrence Lemont Faison (born April 22, 1993), known professionally as King Moe, is an American rapper, songwriter, and record producer from Goldsboro, North Carolina. King Moe started taking his career seriously while he was active duty in the US Army. He is affiliated with Active military and veteran musicians in a collective called Ninja Punch Music. NPM is ran by TMR aka The Marine Rapper. King Moe is mostly known for his appearance on DFD music’s album Hits The Collection. That song is called “Bands on the way”, which features legendary hip-hop recording artist/record producer Pastor Troy. Although King Moe represents North Carolina with passion he was born in Norristown, Pennsylvania. At the age of 6 he was always singing and showing off in front of a camera. Every family reunion his family expected him to sing he says “It was like a tradition”. King Moe wrote his first rap at 11 years of age and recorded his first record at 12 and since then has not stopped. Raw lyricism with catchy melodies is his signature sound.

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