Seth Jacob Fenton is a rapper and children’s pastor from Dallas, Texas. The majority of his work has been produced by Moflo Music Productions, being released under the joint moniker Hyper Fenton & Moflo Music.

Born April 30th, 1992 to a pastor and a teacher in Plano, TX, Seth realized in 6th grade that he had a passion for acting. After graduating from Plano East Senior HS, Seth attended Southern Methodist University with a scholarship for acting. It was there that he began to experiment with hip-hop mainly through freestyle. After four years he graduated with a BFA in Acting and had plans in place to head to Los Angeles to start his acting career.

Before leaving for LA, however, Seth took a summer internship at a children’s ministry in Plano and was soon offered a part-time position. Seth felt the Lord urging him to stay and not only take the job, but also to apply to seminary in Fort Worth. A few months later he was enrolled, also being promoted to full-time as a children’s minister at his father’s church.

Yet God didn’t forget about Seth’s desire to create art. In January 2016 he was approached by Moflo Music Productions; having randomly heard one of Seth’s songs, he knew that God wanted the two to work together. After about two weeks the duo had compiled a 22-song album entitled Kindergarten Dreams which was released in June of the same year.

Since that initial release, Seth and Moflo have teamed up to create over 40 singles and EPs, as well as two more albums, TERABITHIA in Aug 2017 and Remembering Me in May 2018. Their most popular single to date, “Amazing Grace,” was added to the Top Christian Spotify playlist in the summer of 2018, introducing the duo to the playlist’s nearly one million followers.

In late 2019, Seth found possibly his biggest success yet through a collaboration with YouTube group JStu, releasing “Must Have Snacks” in November and “Get a Real Job” the following February, both produced by Moflo. In August of 2020, Seth announced that he was leaving his position as children’s pastor at Meadows Baptist Church in Plano, TX to move to Colorado Springs, CO and officially join JStu. In the meantime, he has continued to release music with Moflo and other producers, including his first self-produced track, “Darkest Hour.”