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Tre-Ace "Hear It Like I hear It"

Awesome talent, Attitude of a winner, and always on Another level; are three A's that explain the three ways Tre-Ace is bound to become a household name. This, 20 year-old Cleveland, Ohio native, who now calls the musical hotspot ATL home, isn't just another rapper but a true artist with international appeal. Crossing over multiple genres are a sure fire way to make a statement. Combining the hard knocks of the Midwest with the club banging hits of the South, this mellow-toned rapper adds his own swagger to the mix to create a new and unique sound. Tre-Ace is sure to anchor himself into modern day pop culture by seamlessly infusing the sound of 80's Pop with a twist of new age urban sound. Think the swagger of Jay-Z with the electricity of the Black Eyed Peas mixed with infectious hooks, witty delivery and an innate sense of personal style.

Tre, as he is known began his career as an entertainer in a very distinctive place that is notorious for holding its own audiences captivated every week, the Baptist church. Not only playing the drums for church choir, but also being a star basketball player, Tre thrived on being in the spotlight and in front of an audience. "I just loved the feeling I got when I performed." he remembers.

Tre-Ace soon began to focus that love of the lime light into one outlet, music. While encompassing the unique talents and skills to both write and perform R&B and rap, growing up in the "hip-hop 80's", Tre soon found his love in the rhythms and rhymes of rap music. Musically, he is influenced by legend rapper Slick Rick, Jay-Z, Tupac Shakur, and Biggie.

At a time when so many "cookie cutter" artists are flying off the music conveyor belt in dozens, Tre-Ace is that rare but fine cuisine that soon becomes a "required taste" leaving you wanting more. More is exactly what thousands of Hip Hop fans recently got a taste of when Tre-Ace opened for Philly based rapper Freeway on his 2006 Thanksgiving Tour, followed shortly by an amazing performance in Las Vegas for the star-studded 2007 NBA All-Star weekend. When not on stage you can find Tre-Ace constantly in the lab working and collaborating with international superstar Akon, Ray L. of Konvict Music, famed producer Arnold Hennings, and who some called "The producers producer" Jim Johnson, who also produced the mega-hit "Unpredictable" by Jamie Fox featuring Ludacris to name a few.

Tre-Ace was also able to finesse his way to Warner Bros. Execs to lend his signature style to the ATL movie DVD Release in 2006… While there was no soundtrack for the "real-life" motion picture ATL, starring Atlanta's own T.I. and Big Boi of Outkast, Tre-Ace was chosen to record tracks which was featured on a bonus CD . Tre-Ace has also been featured in Crunk Magazine, Hiphopdx.com, Eartothestreets.com, Rap Fanatic and Wireimage.com. This young rap phenom in the words of fellow ATL rapper Young Jeezy is definitely a "Go-Getter" and when the heat hits the streets, don't be the last to go get it. With his versatility, duality, and melodic style, Tre-Ace is bound for greatness and we all will be able to "hear it like he hears it". His first single "I Might Be" due out summer 2007…For more info visit Tre-Ace online at:

www.tre-ace.com
www.myspace.com/treace10