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TRINITY
- Producer Song Writer Composer
TRINITY
- Producer Song Writer Composer
» genre:
Instrumentals >
Latin
» location:
Trinity
» label: unsigned
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Introduction of the FIRST LADY of REGGAETON PRODUCTION:
I am proud of my diversity- being half Puerto Rican half South Korean, and my music is an expression of that combination.
My history of music began when I was a young girl taking piano lessons, which evolved to violin, then guitar, and I even played Jamaican steel drums for 2 years which were a blast.
I have been producing music for a while now and things are going wonderfully. I have dozens of songs featured on the radio stations, a couple of videos out there, tons of groups that I work with and everyone is doing really good. Chances are, you either heard my stuff or know some one that I have worked with.
It's been tough being a girl (or anyone for that matter) in this business, but completely worth it.
I also do graphic design, and my artwork is featured in FUZE MAGAZINE-as I designed the covers for all of the issues currently in circulation. See some samples of my artwork below!
Visit WWW.FUZE-MAGAZINE.COM
Visit WWW.ELJANGUEOTV.COM for some more media in which my music has been utilized.
I love meeting new people in the same field and working together with them, so if there is something you feel you can contribute- let me know!
I am proud of my diversity- being half Puerto Rican half South Korean, and my music is an expression of that combination.
My history of music began when I was a young girl taking piano lessons, which evolved to violin, then guitar, and I even played Jamaican steel drums for 2 years which were a blast.
I have been producing music for a while now and things are going wonderfully. I have dozens of songs featured on the radio stations, a couple of videos out there, tons of groups that I work with and everyone is doing really good. Chances are, you either heard my stuff or know some one that I have worked with.
It's been tough being a girl (or anyone for that matter) in this business, but completely worth it.
I also do graphic design, and my artwork is featured in FUZE MAGAZINE-as I designed the covers for all of the issues currently in circulation. See some samples of my artwork below!
Visit WWW.FUZE-MAGAZINE.COM
Visit WWW.ELJANGUEOTV.COM for some more media in which my music has been utilized.
I love meeting new people in the same field and working together with them, so if there is something you feel you can contribute- let me know!
Why this name?
I chose my name as a symbolism of its definition for music. I personally feel as if I could be presented in multiple genres and still showcase a common uniqueness through all my work.
& ALSO, since the "TRINITY" from the Matrix Trilogy was such a BAD A$$, I couldn't help myself.
& ALSO, since the "TRINITY" from the Matrix Trilogy was such a BAD A$$, I couldn't help myself.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Even though I am in the midst of setting up my own independant label, "AfterLife Music", currently working numerous projects with Group Enterprise (www.group-enterprise.com), and collaborating with the local and NOT so local artists......Of Course!~
Your influences?
I love LOVE love using guitars and pianos. I also like to incorporate different styles together and blending them...so it won't be rare to hear a Japanese melody set to a Latin beat or something classical on something urban with my songs...it's like mixing colors to see what new hue or tone you get...
I consider the flow of the overall song. I know a beat is good if I can feel something in the music itself without the lyrics telling me what I am supposed to feel. I know the lyrics are good if I can hear the instruments hidden within the acapella. I know the whole song is good if it moves me mentally as well as rythmically...
The inspiration to achieve this in all my songs is the commonality in my music.
I consider the flow of the overall song. I know a beat is good if I can feel something in the music itself without the lyrics telling me what I am supposed to feel. I know the lyrics are good if I can hear the instruments hidden within the acapella. I know the whole song is good if it moves me mentally as well as rythmically...
The inspiration to achieve this in all my songs is the commonality in my music.
Anything else...?
All I have to say, "WOMEN ROCK!!!"