Creating music that makes you feel something is artist Tre’ Mutava’s objective. Born in 2001 in Marietta, Georgia, Tre’ grew up loving gospel music, inspiring him to write his own. His first performance of an original song was for his elementary school, knowing only two chords on his guitar he knew that this is what he loved. Upon entering high school, he became interested in producing after hearing the musicality of artists' works like 21 Pilots, Jon Bellion, and AJR. Fans initially recognized him on the 4th single of his debut album, “GO! (feat. PEABOD),” in 2021. “The Movies” provided a cinematic experience for listeners through Tre’s unique vocals and inclusion of choir, horns, and strings. In 2023, Tre’ released his sophomore album, “The Reality,” which he began during college. This album is a collection of deep realizations in Tre’s mind that apply mainly to the significant relationships in his life. He shares stories regarding past lovers, his parents, friends, and conversations with God. “The Reality” is also a testament to Tre’s acceptance of the life he has lived up to this point and how major events have shaped him. In addition to his personal works, Tre’ has been recognized for his production and co-writing work on songs like “Sunset” and “Take Me Back” by Noah Anthony, “Find You” by Jaishon Jenkins, and “Imagination” by Bobby Labrecque. Most recently, he was featured on The Whips' album, “How to Hold a Grudge,” on their track, “Please Help Me.” ~ Beth Davis