In the dynamic soundscape of today’s music scene, the artist Trinity is a rare breed.

Texas-raised and Seattle-based (with a brief stint in the songwriting world of Nashville), Trinity’s work transcends genre and geography with the grace and ease of a seasoned storyteller. With roots planted firmly in the soulful traditions of the South, and branches stretching up into experimental realms of 21st century pop, grunge, and classic rock, their music feels at once timeless and daringly new.

Beyond the catchy melodies and poignant lyricism lies an artist committed to reshaping the cultural landscape. As a chronically ill and disabled artist and civil rights advocate deeply marked by the trials of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Trinity is more than a musician— they are a tenacious force for equity, championing accessibility and creating space for the voices of the disabled, working-class, and marginalized everywhere they go.

With each endeavor, Trinity invites us to try on a world where art is a virtue, emotion is the universal language, and connection is our common ground.

For those seeking music that is as intellectually provocative as it is sonically hypnotizing, Trinity’s work is a stirring call to listen, feel, and find meaning in the human condition.