Music has played a significant role throughout General Moses' life. From a tender age, the resonating beats of house music were woven into Adam's world by his father, a skilled DJ in his own right. As an athletic guy who never really considered music a career, he set out to achieve different goals, drawing inspiration from his uncle Shaquille O'Neal and becoming a (semi-)pro basketball player in the Caribbean before eventually returning to his first love: house music. Adam certainly brings a pro basketball player's work ethic into the studio with him as he continues to refine his style. Easily blending Caribbean influences like Soca, Dancehall and Garifuna Punta with high octane house music, General Moses' records have a fun edge to them and make the easy to digest. With releases on Toolroom and House Of Hustle, it's evident more and more labels are on board with his sound.