Moh Flow

Hailing from Syria by birth, Moh Flow grew up in Saudi Arabia before establishing his home base in Dubai, where he developed as a singer and rapper whose primary influences include '90s R&B alongside Still I Rise, the 1999 album jointly credited to 2Pac and Outlawz. With backing from his older brother Ayham (aka AY), who works as a producer and engineer, Moh Flow began rapping in 2005, issuing his initial trio of mixtapes—Nothing Personal, Peace Love & Music, and Born Ready—within eight years while also contributing to the collective Run Junction. The 2016 project This Is Yo(u) reached a broader audience and led to his pairing with Pusha T on an entry in the "I'm with the Banned" series, which paired U.S. artists with emerging talents from regions affected by the Trump administration travel ban; their collaboration, "Options," appeared in 2017. The solo track "Won One" arrived shortly after.