An eclectic mix of progressive soul, funk, jazz, rock, and four to the floor dance music reminiscent of the golden days of soul and funk.

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Soul Music Intro	0:28
2		Soul Music	4:18
3		Welcome to the Party	4:32
4		Anyway You Want It	5:52
5		2 Be Loved	4:29
6		Something Good	4:22
7		More Love	4:30
8		I Got Some Lov'in For You	5:17
9		So Hard So Cold	4:05
10		Wonderful Tonight	4:34
11		Bet Your $	5:01
12		I Wanna Thank You	5:13
13		I Got It	4:36
14		Lov'in You	3:57
15		Higher	3:59
16		I Want You in My Life	3:50
17		Let's Do This (remix)	4:44

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Tn'T (Trish & Tom), first and foremost are soul mates. The two met as members in the soul-funk band Pryme Tyme (Trish lead vocals, Tom drummer, songwriter, vocals). They write music that is real, funky, melodic, from the soul, the heart, and all else that is good. In 2003 they recorded their debut cd 'Sweet Like Honey'. Often times the question is asked. Did they grow up in households heavily influenced by mom and dads' jazz and soul collection? Or were their parents famous musicians and singers? Absolutely not. There were a few Ray Charles records lying around. The order of the day in Toms' house was usually gospel music. So who and what were their influences? How did they come up with
this eclectic mix of soul and funk? Well first, you have Tom who's from the south and then there's Trish who was born and raised in the north. Their style is simply a reflection of the many hours spent listening to artists such as Aretha Franklin, James Brown, Sly & The Family Stone, Gladys Knight and The Pips, Stevie Wonder, Roberta Flack and many others. Tn'T have been influenced by all genres of music...jazz, blues, hip hop, rock, pop, house, reggae, and every other kind of music under the sun. Oh yeah, and don't forget Toms' uncle Sam Matt, who is one of the most prolific gospel singers ever not heard of.

When Trish & Tom sit down to write, do they want to provoke thought? Of course not, Save the world? No, that's way too complicated, although they feel more love for your fellow man can go a long way. Their first objective is to entertain by making sure they are lyrically real, drawing from their own relationship and life around them. Positivity is a must and the music has to stay funky. James Brown said it best "whatever it is, it's got to be funky". Hopefully these three things come together and somewhere alone the way the listener is uplifted. Finally you ask, do they believe in themselves? Check them out, the answer is obvious.

So where does all this lead to? Ah... now we're getting somewhere. The title is 'Something Good' this is the sophomore release from Tn'T. This cd comes after there first release 'Sweet Like Honey', which kicked down the door
and introduced Tn'T to the world of indie soul. 'Something Good' consist of 17 new tracks with all but four of the songs written and produced by the dynamic duo themselves. All of the tracks were recorded in house at their own Light, Laugh, and Love studio. Of course they invited some of the funkiest musicians on the planet over to bless the tracks. Although Trish and Tom love using the term 'funk' to describe their music, this cd is diverse and will take the listener on an unforgettable musical journey. The songs vary from the up tempo, rock you out 'Soul Music In a Hip Hop World' to the new dance anthem, 'Anyway You Want It' co-produced with Johnny Ray Reid of 'Crown Heights Affair', to the ballad '2 Be Loved', to the funk you out 'I Got It', and the sure to be a hit 'Bet Your $'. There are many more soulful stops in between.

This funky duo has rocked stages in New York City at venues such as The Baggott Inn (Village Soul Festival), Asford and Simpsons' Sugar bar, The Five Spot (Brooklyn), Cafe 111, The Cutting Room, Creole (Harlem), and have performed extensively throughout the southeastern United States. Tn'T
has received radio air play on STMS Radio AM 1240 WGBB, WHPC 90.3 FM (Laura Dee Tonic Fusion), WNYC 1440 AM J.D. Lawrence Early Sunday Show, and WHCR 90.3 FM (Rhythm-N-Soul Radio) hosted by Marko Nobles. Trish and Tom can also be heard doing vocals on the upcoming made for children's television and soon to be released on dvd 'Noodle Heads'. You might ask yourself. What does this have to do with soul music? The answer is absolutely nothing, we just thought we'd throw it in.

Tn'T has also worked extensively as songwriters, co-producers, vocalist, and musicians with legendary funk and dance producers Ray Reid and Kenton Nix. Reid is most notable for his work with (Crown Heights Affair, Unlimited
Touch, France Jolie, etc., etc.). While Nix is known for his hits, 'Heartbeat' (Taana Gardner), 'Funky Sensation' (Gwen McCrae). In addition Tn'T has opened for the late great Stanley Turrentine and have had the privilege of doing r&b soul workshops featuring James D-Train Williams who recorded the hit 'Keep On'.

Trish and Tom have been blessed with wonderful lives, so it's only fitting they project this in their music. That's why they're dedicated to making sure they always create positive, feel good... soulful, funky music. So remember the new cd 'Something Good', check it out you'll find the title most appropriate. To listen to more music from 'Something Good' meet us at our website, http://www.tritommusic.com. You can click on the above link.

Love, Peace,and Hair Grease,
Trish and Tom (Tn'T)
www.tritommusic.com

P.S.Disclaimer: We wrote our own bio...we assume no responsibility what so
ever
(LoL).