With his versatile vocal range and ability to connect with an audience, Trey Rose has quickly become a sought-after artist at venues across the southern states.
When it comes to musicians, there is a difference between an artist performing a song and one who connects with a room full of strangers through music; Rose is the latter.
When Rose steps behind a microphone he is a force to be reckoned with, delivering a soulful, yet southern rock tune that captivates audiences young and old.
Born in Hugo, Oklahoma, he was drawn to music from a young age after hearing a Matchbox Twenty song on the way home from school one day that made him think, ‘I want to do that’.
However, it wasn’t the “glitz and glam” of being an artist that Rose became obsessed with but the fact that music could impact someone in such a big way.
“Music is the only thing I’ve found that can connect a room of complete strangers. It doesn’t matter what everyone has going on in their lives, where they came from, or who they are, in that moment the right song can make you forget about all that for a while.”
But don’t let his small-town roots fool you, Rose is anything but “just another country artist”.
Considering himself an eclectic artist, Rose never wanted to be pigeonholed to one genre but instead just connect with audiences through his own sound.
“I fought so hard against being labeled in just one genre but now I’m at a point where I don’t care what people call it, I just want to share my art and connect with those who love my sound.”
However, don’t let his whirlwind career on the music scene fool you, Rose is described as a genuine and humble man to which he credits to his two-children.
“My kids are the real rock stars in all of this and my biggest supporters. It takes a really strong kid to have your parent come home, and then leave to play shows week after week, but they just handle it.”
While Rose may be considered a veteran in the music industry, the career he is destined for is only just beginning.