In Part 2 of this powerful conversation, super producer H Money goes even deeper into purpose, faith, pain, and the spiritual journey behind his career. He explains why pain is necessary for elevation, how to tune into your inner voice, and what it takes to become the version of yourself you were born to be.

Music producer H Money pulls back the curtain on credit stealing, ghost producing, label politics, and why the real creators often get paid last. From studio stories to survival strategies, this one is pure game for anyone trying to win in music without getting played.

H Money speaks on destiny, divine guidance, forgiveness, tuning out distractions, and the discipline required to walk in your calling. He also shares the story of how he became a partner in Vuelo Tequila, how organic relationships changed his life, and why being aligned matters more than being seen.

This episode is spiritual, grounded, real, and full of gems.

🔥 Highlights:

• 🧠 Why pain is necessary for elevation — and how to recognize when you’re being stretched.
• 🙏 The moment Harmony realized his calling wasn’t just music — it was ministry through sound.
• 🎧 How to tune into your inner voice and silence the noise of doubt, comparison, and ego.
• 💔 The healing process — apologizing, forgiving, and releasing what no longer serves you.
• 👁️ Understanding the difference between being gifted and being chosen.
• 🤝 The importance of alignment over opportunity and how real relationships open doors.
• 🔄 Letting go of survival mode and stepping into spiritual maturity.
• 🥃 How his partnership with Vuelo Tequila came together naturally — through love, culture, and respect.
• 💡 Message to creatives: Your value is internal — not dependent on applause, awards, or validation.

Connect with H Money:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harmonysamuels/

Connect with G Wayne: 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elevate_w_gwayne

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@elevatedgamepodcast

Executive Produced by Harold Lefty Williams, Alex Parker, Kori Davis, and Eugene Parker

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