Leader, entrepreneur, and artist—these are just a few words that define Triune. With over two decades in music and business, he has earned widespread respect and admiration, particularly in Southern California.

Triune’s journey spans multiple industries. He has toured with legends like KRS-One, De La Soul, and Talib Kweli, produced the podcasts Worst Take The Sports Show and LabTalk, and founded UNO Marketing, his own digital marketing firm. He also launched Kicks and Cutz, Southern California’s first barbershop/shoe store, and invested in The Culture Coffee Company in Las Vegas—further solidifying his impact across various ventures.

His music has been featured in over 20 television and film placements, including the theme song for CBS Sports’ The Money Fight, chronicling the Floyd Mayweather vs. Conor McGregor bout, and ESPN’s Year of The Black QB, highlighting the NFL’s top Black quarterbacks of 2019-2020. As an independent artist, Triune has amassed over 20 million television views, 20 million music streams, and more than 100,000 album sales. 

His latest project, The Green Tape, is receiving national recognition. The song Wiser Den Eva was featured in Netflix’s High on the Hog, which won the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Documentary (TV). With new music on the horizon, 2024 is shaping up to be another milestone year for Triune.