Jan 23, 2024
San Diego rapper, De’Vaun Wess, releases a new single, “24 Freestyle”. Inspired by the Black Mamba himself, the new song speaks about the importance of transformation, personal growth, and resilience.

Chula Vista, United States - January 23, 2024 /PressCable/ —
24 Freestyle is a new song that embodies the Indie music culture in California. In particular, it speaks about the nitty-gritty reality of life and the need to practice kindness while still being true to one’s artistic talents. De’Vaun says that he was inspired by an interview with Kobe Bryant explaining what the number “24” meant to him.
More details can be found at https://devaunwess.com/24
The new song is heavily inspired by De’Vaun’s life. He explains that his music career was moving along quite steadily last year, but was violently halted when his baby brother died. He suddenly felt uninspired and prayed for creativity each day.
By chance, he stumbled upon an interview with Kobe Bryant and why he decided to wear the number “24” instead of his classic “8”. While the entire interview inspired De’Vaun, there was one line that stuck out the most to him, and that was when Bryant said, “a mountain we had to overcome”.
De’Vaun explains that this phrase triggered something in him. He knew that everything that had happened in his life did so for a reason. He wrote 24 Freestyle to express how he felt and share his story with the world.
The up-and-coming Indie rap artist showcases his unique style and quick lyrical prowess in his latest song. While 24 Freestyle features mostly undergrad rap, there is a level of genre-blending with influences of alternative hip-hop and minimalist R&B. Fans praise the song for its outbursts of emotion filled with impressive rapping.
De’Vaun is an emerging San Diego artist. He plans on releasing new singles soon on his YouTube page and website.
De’Vaun writes, "With that said, what better way to start the year than by acknowledging these things and making a declaration to celebrate all of my wins and to never sulk too long over losses. 24 and beyond, I will be manifesting the most beautiful life I could ever possibly imagine. When it’s all said and done, everything will have been worth the struggle."
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://devaunwess.com/24
Contact Info:
Name: Devaun Hawkins
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Organization: The Spacey Company
Address: 851 Regulo Place, Chula Vista, CA 91910, United States
Phone: +1 +(619) 592-8418
Website: https://devaunwess.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89119436
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