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 Born in Trinidad & Tobago and raised by her
grandparents, Trinisha grew up in a household of Reggae, Gospel,
Hip-Hop, and 90s R&B—all of which influenced her and still flavor
her recordings today. Her love for music, visual art and poetry led
Browne to explore various artistic opportunities in the city of
Montreal, and in 2016 she released her first EP ‘Free-write’, which was
featured on the website of VOIR Magazine.

In
2017 Trinisha released her second EP, ‘Thought You Should Know’, which
caught the attention of VICE Quebec, who interviewed her on her music
career and what the future looked like. In December she opened for
Azealia Banks at L’Olympia in Montreal.

After playing many live
shows around Montreal and focusing on developing and growing her
original sound, Trinisha released her 3rd EP ‘Red Roses’ on February 14,
2019. On this project she shares a combination of love stories with
her fans & listeners, and the sultry, sweet melodies mixed with
mesmerizing synths and deep bass made for a perfect Valentine vibe.

In
2020 she has released four singles — Global” (15K+ Spotify streams) a
single coming off an unreleased EP, alongside “Lockdown”, “Forever”, “
and ”Jezebel” coming off her new EP “Good Vibes Only Vol.1”.
In the summer of 2020 Browne & Team shot a video for her single Jezebel which has yet to be released.

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On
January 15th 2021 Browne released her 4th EP “Good Vibes Only Vol.1”.
On this project she displays versatility, giving the listeners a feel of
the Afro-Caribbean sound and taking it all the way back to her roots.

Browne
gives the listeners a blend of Afro-beat, Rap and Afro-pop vocals while
she delivers meaningful messages and passionate sounds. She touches
subjects such as being on lockdown, the power of love vs. riches,
intimacy, long distance relationships, and police brutality. Each song
tells a story with the influence of her personal life experiences and
life in general.