Haitian Nashville-based Terry Presume shares new song + video for “Did Me Wrong”

Nashville-based singer, songwriter, producer and rapper Terry Presume shares his striking new single “Did Me Wrong” and its companion video today. Directed by Quincy Banks, the moving visuals see Terry trekking through city streets reminiscing over lost love. The song showcases his innate ability to effortlessly move through genres with deeply universal emotions and struggles. He’s established a sound completely unique to him, one that is unrestricted and creates new avenues for people who don’t quite fit into existing molds.

Born in Naples, Florida and raised in a neighborhood called Golden Gate by a Haitian single mother, Terry has overcome more than most with music providing a source of survival and healing. He grew up surrounded by Haitian Kompa music that his mother played for him and the sounds of 50 Cent, Eminem and classic R&B that lined his community. At just 8 years old and a deeply shy kid, Terry wrote his first poem, and by the age of 11 he taught himself to write and produce music – both of which he excelled in and used as a medium to navigate the different cultures and worlds that he straddled. Following a tumultuous escape to Los Angeles with nothing but a dream of “success” and $200 in his pocket, he ultimately doubled down on his music and his own sense of self, resulting in a body of work that is led by his emotions and lived experiences – not genres. Terry bares every facet of himself with an unquantifiable depth and gratitude, honoring his pain, sorrow, heartbreak and newfound enlightenment, unlike what is often seen in music today.

More to come from Terry Presume soon.

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