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Ryan Trey & Bryson Tiller Deliver Something Silky Smooth In “Nowhere To Run”

Bryson Tiller & Ryan Trey dive deep in their bags on this joint.

St. Louis’ Ryan Trey is not a household name right now, but after dropping “Nowhere To Run,” the 19 year old singer might just end up being.

Powered by this smooth R&B instrumental (Kudos to Bo1da), both Ryan and featured guest Bryson Tiller talk about their abilities to woo their respective chicks with the smoothest of words and realest of moves. What I like most about the song is that both artists tip-toe the lines between rapping and singing masterfully, actually sounding similar to one another. Matter of fact, what I heard on this song sounded like the musical equivalent of some Ryu and Ken s**t.

Bryson Tiller f**ked around and found his successor.

 

OVERALL RATING (4.5/5)

 

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