Trinity

Artist bio

There are at least fifteen artists/groups that have released music under the name Trinity:

1) Deejay Trinity, born Wade Brammer, February 10, 1954 in Kingston, was a dub producer and DJ.

2) Trinity is a Dutch pop/folk band, playing christian music with Latin and Irish influences. Their songs are mainly in Spanish, English and Dutch. Trinity's roots are in Peru, where the three Smelt brothers (Elbert, Johan, Niek) lived when they were children. Back in the Netherlands they formed the band Trinity, together with friend and bass player Bert Bos. Peruvian music (folk from the Andes) is an important influence in the band's music.

3) Trinity is a hard rock/heavy metal band from Finland.

4) Trinity is an alias used by jungle producer Dillinja for a number of releases in the mid-1990s on the Philly Blunt record label.

5) Trinity is a hip-hop group that consists of A.G. of D.I.T.C., Sadat X of Brand Nubian, and DJ Jab.

6) Trinity is a Norwegian hip-hop group. Members: Tommy Tee, N-Light-N & Diaz. The group have only issued 4 songs.

7) Trinity is a Japanese pop trio who put out songs from 1999 to 2001.

8) Trinity is a Norwegian jazz trio feat. Kjetil Møster (reeds), Ingebrikt Håker Flaten (bass) and Thomas Strønen (drums). They released one album in 2004 called "Sparkling" on Jazzaway Records.

9) Trinity is a Swedish gospel choir from Skellefteå

10) Trinity is a hungarian progressive rock band www.kethold.hu

11) Trinity was an Estonian pop-singer.

12) There is also a trance electro Trinity in Johannessburg, South Africa.

13) Trinity is an American electronic group from Columbia, SC.

14) Trinity is a one-man atmospheric black metal project from Southwest Michigan. All music can be downloaded free. http://tri-ni-ty.bandcamp.com/.

15) Trinity AKA Trinity Xperiment who appeared on Weather Report tribute album "Mysterious Traveller" Matthias Krauss (keyboards, sounds, programming), Franz Holtmann (guitars, soundstreching), Gudze (bass, editing), Marco Minnemann (drums, percussion), Holger Czukay (English horn) Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.