The series of strings, compelling synth, and "Slow Jam" percussion is sure to put you in a mindset 
of deep calling to deep as you listen to HTF (Hard To Fathom).

The series of strings, compelling synth, and "Slow Jam" percussion is sure to put you in a mindset of deep calling to deep as you listen to HTF (Hard To Fathom).

From a very young age, Aamos Isaiah Moore loved fine arts. Growing up in South Bend, Indiana, he began singing before he even learned how to walk, taking an interest in blues, and gospel music. At the age of seven he attended Christian Center School where he began taking an interest in Contemporary Christian Music. At the age of ten, he began taking an interest in rap, while attending James Eggleston Elementary, where he got aquainted with his current mentor, YSG timothy. He notes rapping for YSG during a music class as one of his fondest memories. At the age of ten he also began singing in his local church choir. At age eleven, he began learning how to play the cello, which is something he continued on and off through his entire time in school. After graduating from Clay High School at the age of eighteen, he prepared to continue his education at Indiana University South Bend, where he began learning the dynamics of the music business under the tutelage of YSG Timothy and the Hip Hope Music Movement. Due to circumstances beyond his control, as well as losing interest in college he dropped out of Indiana University South Bend. Today he continues pushing the envelope as a rapper, singer, songwriter, and producer, experimenting with genres such as: Hip-Hop, Gospel, Jazz, Rock, and Contemporary Worship. He’s currently working on an EP and an album. Stay tuned

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