Trinere

Trinere is a recording artist who had several major dance hits in the 1980s, and early 90s.

She recorded with several record companies, mostly out of Miami, Florida; known for its output of popular Freestyle music. Trinere's music is mostly produced by popular Miami D.J. "Pretty Tony" Butler. Many consider her the "Queen of Freestyle".Fact|date=May 2007 Her most notable chart successes were her album "Forever Yours" (Pandisc Records, 1991), which peaked in the lower 30's on Billboard's "Hot Black Albums" chart for several weeks, and her single "I'll Be All You Ever Need", which raced up the "Hot Dance Singles", and "Hot Club Play" charts on Billboard in the summer of 1986.

A Miami native she always wanted to sing professionally since the age of five. After graduating from high school, Trinere went on to study music at the University of Miami, Florida.

Trinere was influenced and inspired by singers, Donna Summer, Natalie Cole, Phillis Hyman, Madonna, and Janet Jackson. During college, Trinere was the lead vocalist for a popular band in Coconut Grove, Florida, called "Euphoria". Upon finishing her studies at the University of Miami, Trinere spent some time working with the legendary music artist Rick James and his group the Mary Jane Girls.

Trinere met famed dance freestyle and Electro/Hip-Hop producer Tony Butler in 1984, at the time he was best known as an up and coming Electro producer in Miami. Tony (a.k.a. pretty tony) was making quite a name for himself. The style of Electro/Hip-Hop Tony Butler was producing along with Freestyle was so close that it was inevitable for Tony Butler to cross genres and experiment exclusively with Freestyle music. That experiment turned out to be one the best decisions he ever made. With Trinere's dynamic voice, striking beauty, and ability to captivate an audience with her energetic presence and dance moves on the stage, and Pretty Tony's ingenious creativity, these two were truly the first to create the "true" Miami sound. This sound is known today as "Freestyle". After joining forces, these two became a force to be reckoned with in South Florida. Upon the release of her first single, "All Night," a Freestyle classic was instantly born and Trinere became the reigning diva of the Miami Freestyle dance scene.

Pretty Tony was able to incorporate sounds that would captivate and solidify a large Latin fan base, which spread all over the U.S., Europe, and South America, with Brazil being Trinere's favorite. With hits on the charts and selling millions of records around the world, Trinere began to tour extensively.

Later that year, Trinere followed her success of her first single with How Can We Be Wrong, and Can’t Get Enough. A re-mix for All Night was also released. With one successful Freestyle single after another, the logical next step was to release a full-length album.

In 1986

Music Specialists/Jam Packed Records out of Miami Florida, released the self-titled album by Trinere. The album contained not only the previous hits she had already released but also several other tracks which would become classic Freestyle anthems: “I Know You Love Me”, “They’re Playing Our Song”, and “I'll Be All You Ever Need”. All of them still receiving radio air-play today. This is why Trinere is still the reigning Diva of Freestyle dance music. The additional singles from the album helped carry Trinere into 1987.

Pandisc is the label that Trinere is best known for. Pandisc released two more hits out of Trinere including “Can’t Stop The Beat”, which was the biggest hit Trinere had for Pandisc Records.

In 1989

Trinere and Pretty Tony had a son, Brandon C. Butler. In 1993, the last single that Trinere would release would be "When I Hear Music," a re-mix of another Pretty Tony production with Debbie Deb. Trinere says that "Pretty Tony put his foot in this one."

These days, Trinere is currently preparing for her new project, to be released in 2007. Trinere says that the time away from the music industry allowed her the time to strengthen and build her family life. Trinere still tours world wide all her classical hits from Paris to Los Angeles you are bound to catch Trinere performing live.

Some of Trinere's hits include

"I Know You Love Me" (Jam Packed Records, 1984).

"I'll Be All You Ever Need" (Jam Packed Records, 1986).

"How Can We Be Wrong" (Jam Packed Records, 1986).

"They're Playing Our Song" (Jam Packed Records, 1987).

"Can't Stop The Beat" (Pandisc Records, 1989).

"I Wanted You" (Pandisc Records, 1990).

"Games" (Luke Records, 1991).

"Alone At Last" (Pandisc Records, 1992).

External links

* [http://www.mcgillismusic.com/TRINERE.htm Official Site]