Detroit native Courtney Bell is an old soul. With a troubled history of gang culture and drug-dealing, Bell uses his experience and unique perspective to challenge the youth and his peers to live a better, more grounded life.

Inspired by hip-hop legends such as Big L and Tupac Shakur, Courtney Bell is a rapper’s rapper. The young lyricist began his path to music in 2015 but it wasn’t until 2018 that he began making waves in the underground with the release of 10 Commandments. Now, fresh off the release of his Sony debut, 2020’s Poverty Stricken, Bell is on an upward trajectory to a successful future amongst a new generation of enlightened emcees.

For Audiomack’s Bless The Booth freestyle series, Courtney Bell is reminiscent of his past while in tune with the present over a TGUT-produced beat.

Shot by Sage English at Audiomack Studios in New York City, Bless The Booth showcases the lyrical dexterity of rappers both established and on the rise.

Head on over to YouTube right now to watch past Bless The Booth episodes from Bizzy Banks, Bay Swag, King Von, Abby Jasmine, Reason, Megan Thee Stallion, Luh Kel, Rapsody, G Herbo, Tee Grizzley, Don Q, CyHi The Prynce, Wyclef Jean, Key Glock, Mozart La Para, and more.

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