Leader, entrepreneur, artist and speaker are a few things that come to mind when Triune is mentioned. For 20 years, Triune has made his mark in music & business that has garnered him a high level of respect and admiration nationally, and specifically in Southern California. 
 
 
 From touring with artists like KRS-One, De La Soul, Talib Kweli, and many more, to producing the podcasts TriuneTV & Ear Candy The Show, to owning and operating his own digital marketing firm UNO Marketing, to founding Southern California’s first barbershop/shoe store Kicks and Cutz, Triune has established enormous value in many different arenas. 
 
 
 Recently Triune in collaboration with Forrest “E.Q” Westering, Triune has landed over 20 music placements for television and film. Most notably the theme song for CBS Sports’ “The Money Fight” documentary chronicling the blockbuster boxing match between Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor and the theme song for the ESPN released “Year of The Black QB” documentary featuring the top black NFL quarterbacks in 2019/2020. As an independent artist, Triune has amassed over 20M viewers from television placements, over 15M music streams from released projects, and over 20k album sales. 
 
 
 With new projects soon to be released, the near future looks extremely bright for this hard working entrepreneur.