Some artists write songs; TRINITY builds worlds.

The Seattle-based songwriter, producer, and performer makes music that sounds like it was pulled from a fever dream of the American South — where church bells meet synth pads, and heartbreak hums like power lines after a storm.

Blending the intimacy of Americana and confessional folk-rock with the pulse of experimental pop, TRINITY has carved out a style affectionately dubbed Cabaret Grunge. Their voice moves between velvet restraint and electric release, carrying stories that chronicle resilience, reinvention, survival, and coming of age in a world coming undone.

Raised in Houston’s DIY scene and forged through years of self-production, TRINITY has become one of the industry’s best-kept secrets: a visionary who can turn personal ruin into communal revelation. Their work has appeared on the Grammy Ballots over a dozen times for songwriting and production, but it’s emotional honesty—not accolades, that anchors their sound.

Behind the haunting melodies and distortion lies a devotion to truth. Every track feels like a transmission from the edge of the world — proof that even in collapse, there’s beauty worth amplifying.