Ally Mo (Allyson Moses) Executive Producer, Singer/Songwriter And Co-Host of IAG.

Born Allyson Janene Simpson in Los Angeles CA and raised in Pomona CA. At the age of 13, Ally started singing in the First Union Missionary Baptist Church youth under the direction of Tim Brown bka Bishop Tim Brown, the writer and producer of Beverly Crawford’s gospel hit, “He’s Done Enough”. In addition to singing for her church choir in Pomona, Ally also sang with James Cleveland’s Gospel Music Workshop Of America Los Angeles Chapter. It wasn’t until 2010 that Allyson and choir partner Dennis Flannigan began recording and performing as a gospel duo around southern California under the name “Intimate Praise”. Their first CD “I Wanna Know You” was written and produced by Danny Londo of San Diego CA. The duo also sings with a 10 member christian choir called “Instruments For Christ”, which was created by the non-profit organization “Men and Women Under Construction”. Carlotta Washington, the founder of this organization, invites Allyson to sing at their annual women’s retreat in the mountain resort of California.

2017 brought a new chapter in life. Remarried and moved to the Houston TX area, Allyson quickly became accepted in the southern gospel scene. She has also toured the south and midwest from Houston up to Chicago with comedian Travele Judon, who himself was fresh off the Kirk Franklin tour. The pandemic of 2020 created a new business avenue of live streaming for Allyson and hubby Money Moses. Mt. Calvary Baptist church of Baytown TX with Pastor Raphael D. Montgomery, started the church’s first live stream with the Moses husband and wife team. After a year of live streaming and consulting with other small churches, Ally Mo decided to do her own livestream. “It’s All Gospel” was born on the first Saturday of 2021. The show has created more opportunities for networking, recording and performing. But mostly for what she loves to do, lifting up His name through song.

Allyson created IAG for her love of “lifting His Name through song”. Although she is a strong enough singer to go solo, Allyson chooses to sing with others. In fact, she loves singing with others so much, that is what she’d rather do…share the stage. The very reason why the IAG livestream didn’t start in 2019 or 2020, because she did not want to be on the show hosting by herself. So her non-singing, silly husband finally agreed to join her on the first Saturday of 2021.