P Money
Paris Joel Moore-Williams (born 8 April 1989), known professionally as P Money, is a London-based MC, rapper and songwriter from New Cross, South East London. In addition to his vocal work he performs as a DJ and works as a producer, and he is active across grime and the drum and bass/jungle sphere — specifically Drum And Bass and Jungle projects and collaborations.
He entered the scene with the crew Fatal Assassins and was a founding member of Lewisham grime crew OGz. P Money first drew wider attention with the single "What Did He Say" and has issued mixtapes, EPs and albums from 2005 onwards. He is of Jamaican descent and has stayed tied to London’s grime and drum-and-bass networks throughout his career.
As a performer P Money is best known for delivering grime MC vocals over electronic productions. His features on tracks such as "Anthemic" (with Magnetic Man) and collaborations with drum-and-bass figures like DJ Zinc show him placing vocal verses into bass-led, club-oriented arrangements. Specific production or DJ techniques for his own technical workflow are not widely documented in public sources, but his recorded output repeatedly pairs MC bars with electronic bass music frameworks rather than purely acoustic instrumentation.
Notable tracks and placements associated with P Money include "Slang Like This", "Round the Clock" and the early single "What Did He Say". He appeared on the charting collective single "Pow 2011" and has recorded with artists across UK urban and electronic scenes, including Magnetic Man, DJ Zinc, KSI and Giggs. One of his tracks was included on the FIFA 20 soundtrack, and his discography spans independent mixtapes, EPs and full-length albums released since 2005.
Specific named musical influences are not extensively catalogued in public sources, but his career ties — Fatal Assassins, OGz, and repeated collaborations with Magnetic Man, DJ Zinc, KSI and Giggs — map his creative connections across grime, drum and bass and wider UK urban music. Across mixtapes, EPs and albums since 2005, P Money has consistently moved between grime vocal work and drum-and-bass/jungle collaborations.
