Morace “Mo” Landy is the founder of Evolution3, a full-service artist development company that merges music, marketing, and touring, and of Vybe Vault R&B, an artist showcase platform built to create sustainable careers for today’s rising talent. Over decades at powerhouse labels including Atlantic, Epic, Island, and Warner/Reprise, he played a pivotal role in shaping the careers of Jay-Z, Luther Vandross, The Isley Brothers, T.I., Fat Joe, Sean Paul, Quincy Jones, Brandy, Trey Songz, Musiq Soulchild, Babyface, and Missy Elliott. His mentorship has guided many more to success.

One of his biggest leaps came in 2015. At the height of his career as Executive VP at Atlantic Records, Mo walked away from a high six-figure salary with no guarantee on the other side, and half his team followed him. Within two years of launching Evolution3, he had doubled his income and built a business rooted in integrity. A prostate cancer survivor, he knows that every day is a gift and an opportunity to walk in purpose.

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Behind the accolades is a humble creative who spent much of his career comfortable in the background. Today, he is stepping into his next chapter with renewed faith and purpose. After being baptized for the first time at the NLSA event in Atlanta, Mo embraced a calling to speak, mentor, and share the deeper story behind his success. He has keynoted at Berklee College of Music, The City College of New York, and Texas State University, bringing authenticity, experience, and strategy to every stage. His leadership has been recognized by the Living Legends Legacy Foundation, and he has been featured in Billboard, Black Enterprise, Yahoo News, and more.

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Through his signature talk, “Fearful as H.E.L.L.: How Excuses Limit Legacy,” Mo helps young adults, emerging leaders, and aspiring creatives confront fear head-on. He teaches that fear can paralyze or propel, and that every breakthrough begins on the other side of a bold decision. He doesn’t just tell his story. He delivers a blueprint, forged in faith, tested by adversity, and proven by results, to help others overcome doubt, bet on themselves, and step fully into the life they were created to live.

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At his core, Mo is a proud husband to Elaine and a father to two daughters, Jordan Kaya and Kaivona. His family is his anchor and a daily reminder that legacy is about more than music. It is about service, impact, and rising when called.