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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...

Vivian Jackson (14 August 1946 – 12 January 2010) better known as Yabby You (or sometimes Yabby U), was a reggae vocalist and producer, who came to prominence in the early 1970s through his uncompromising, self-produced work. Jackson was born in the Waterhouse district of Kingston, Jamaica in 1946. One of seven children, Jackson left home at the age of twelve to find work at a furnace in Waterhouse. At seventeen, the effects of malnutrition had left him hospitalized, and on his release he was left with severe arthritis which had partially crippled his legs. His physical condition meant that...

1) Black Metal band from Thessaloniki, Greece. 100% D.I.Y. and anti-NSBM, featuring members of some local hardcore/crust bands (Dyspnea and Go Filth Go). 2) Black Metal band from Cleveland, OH Black Trinity was formed from the remnants of Cleveland, Ohio’s Black/Death Metal band Noktuary. Black Trinity then consisted of Surt on drums and vocals, and Hymir on guitars and bass. Their focus at that time was to continue the USBM genre by virtue of keeping that old school Black Metal style and feel. Several demo tapes were recorded but not officially released. After a few setbacks, as well as different...

A British Indie Band formed Manchester in the mid 80s . They have jangle pop style and released an EP called "Die Young" in 1987 on Cafetieria Records. Members included Tim Whiteley Colin Rocks Pete Zichovitch Jonny Male (Republica) Jez Williams (Doves) Metro Trinity only other release came on a split flexi with the Inspiral Carpets on Dave Haslam’s Debris fanzine. Which featured the track “Stupid Friends”. The track “Spend My Whole Life Loving You” later appeared on the great Sound Of Leamington Spa Vol 1 compilation. Andy Williams (Doves) joined the band later on, but does not feature on...

Trinity Ward creates scifitronica, electronic music with a science fiction theme, and releases it for free on Bandcamp at www.trinityward.com Reactor was named 18th Best Album of 2014 by NBTMusic Radio (Germany), Hymns for Machines Named 13th Best Album of 2015 and The Majestic 13th Best Album of 2016. www.trinity ward.com www.facebook.com/TrinityWardMusic @scifitronica .