by The Alchemist
R&B Superstar Terrell hails from VA where greats like Missy Elliott, Timbaland, and Chris Brown also call home. His smooth voice combined with his fierce melodies make for an unforgettable experience. In 2017, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue music and later that year released his first single “Overdose” which went to gain over 120,000 streams. Since then, he has released a three-track single “they say love hurts… it does” featuring fan favorite “bonnie & clyde”. In April 2020, Terrell released his single “Drama” which Billboard called a “cheeky and angsty R&B breakup anthem” making it his first major publication placement. His newest track dropped today.
A part-2 of his 2017 single, “Overdose”, UPPERS + DOWNERS is an electric R&B/Pop track that Terrell effortlessly glides over the beat, going in on his toxic lover as the song intensifies. When listening we were immediately entranced with Terrell’s incredible vocals and flow. He talks of his toxic lover throughout the song, and talks of his different ways of getting over he has battled through his toxic relationship. The song ends with a beat switch that catches the listener off guard and ends the track with a greal deal of emotion. This could be a great song for a drive while you’re headed to your family or friend’s house for the holiday weekend. Check it out below!
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