Born Monique Lashay Jone, out of Aurora, Colorado, the fierce confident female that we know as Mo-Luv grew up in adversity from A domestic violent household. Watching her mom being treated in ways no woman should ever be treated, made her into the no hold bared refuse to be A victim Artist that she is today; she has overcame many obstacles in her life and with those trials and tribulations A bold creative artist was borne. Mo-Luv released her first mix tape in 2015 in collaboration with the Trap-A-Holics, that you can find on Spotify, Rhapsody & Cdbaby. The mix tape feature record "A mile High Above The Rest" is currently being played on SoundCloud with over 29,000 plays and counting. Mo-Luv is inspired by Riaga whom says "she has the total package, looks and lyricism to make it to the top". Mo -Luv dreams to empower young women to pursue their desires and ambitions without sacrificing their dignity and ethics; Do not let those puppy eyes and tamed demeanor fools you, inside of this young lady is an assertive and direct persona that commands respect. Mo-Luv is on the rise and is taking this music by force, she just dropped her video called Disrespectful which in 3 weeks has accrued over 130k views in counting on Facebook and over 111k views and counting on YouTube; Mo-Luv is claiming the title "the Queen of her city", Denver Colorado. "Queen' is the name of her album, it is still in the works but she is definitely going to be dropping more videos and not stopping until she reaches the pinnacles that most couldn't even fathom. Mo-Luv's ethos for this music is real, advocating that "the only way to be in this business is to be as authentic as possible and to write her truth's just as they are because what she writes comes from her soul, whether it's trap, love, sex, or pain. Lastly, though she is A rapper first, this little lady can blow like the wind, singing her heart out. Dynamic and intriguing her voice captivates a lioness that's hungry and climbing the ladder to success. Mo-Luv says "everyone woman is a Queen in their own right and she wants women to be empowered and strive for anything they want out of life."