Over the past few months, we've had an array of artists come through to show and prove during our HNHH Freestyle Session. Some of them are OG's in the game while others are just starting to bubble up and get their name more widely recognized. It hasn't been strictly for rappers either, we've had R&B singers step up and show us what they got. Today, we deliver a new freestyle with R&B arist, Devvon Terrell.
Devvon Terrell is the latest artist to come through for the HNHH Freestyle Session. The Brooklyn artist undoubtedly makes incredible R&B music but he's also quite the talented rapper as well. Terrell hops on some production from our boy, Loa Gaze, and showcases his sonic diversity. He kicks off with some smooth R&B before jumping into some bars.
Terrerll's a name you should start getting familiar with and his latest HNHH Freestyle Session will show you exactly why.
Quotable Lyrics
When did you finally decide
That everything that we worked for would crumble up and just die
What was the situation that finally had you erasing
Like all of the love for me, it's crazy I saw you cry like why?
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