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H 3 F
H3F was an R&B quartet from Atlanta that formed in 2016. The group consisted of four singers named Harmony, Hope, Faith, and Freedom. They signed with a major...
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H3F was an R&B quartet from Atlanta that formed in 2016. The group consisted of four singers named Harmony, Hope, Faith, and Freedom. They signed with a major label in 2017 and released their debut single "How Can I" that same year.
Their song "How Can I" found some success, and they followed it with an album called "The Awakening" in 2018. The group's lyrics sometimes touched on social issues, which drew both support and criticism from listeners.
H3F disbanded in 2020 after four years together. They released one more album called "Unveiled" in 2019 before ending the group.
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