Norwegian Pop/R&B singer-songwriter and producer Trevis was raised in Norway and LA before he moved to London. From age five, he trained to be a professional football player and by his early teens, Trevis would fly out and start training with the Manchester United youth academy, which unfortunately ended in injury. After two years of depression, bad influences, and feeling at a loss in life, music was the light at the end of the tunnel. Trevis’ mom helped him relocate to California, where he found his way to the studios of UK super-producer Harmony Samuels and the BOE Camp. Responsible for hits with Chris Brown, Ariana Grande, Maroon 5, MGK, Fifth Harmony, and many more, Trevis would sit at the back of Harmony’s studio sessions, listening and watching top-tier musicians in their space and dissecting the formula of how to bring the best out in that creative moment. Inspired and educated, Trevis found that creating his own music became his therapy and a healthy outlet to express himself.

On his debut, Trevis has accumulated over 15 million streams, 26 Million TikTok views and counting, as well as 26,000+ fan videos online. Trevis was recently featured on BBC Radio 1 Future Artists list, as well as receiving simultaneous noteworthy “Record Of The Week” by BBC Radio 1Xtra and “Record Of The Week” by BBC Radio London. After his in-studio radio performance on BBC 1Xtra’s 1Take Special with DJ Ace, he’s also gained support from Capital Xtra, KISS FRESH, and NRK Radio. Trevis also performed on Radio P5 in Sweden. The rising talent has received coverage from BET, GRM Daily, Notion Magazine UK, Pause Mag, Noctis, amongst others in recent weeks. He’s also featured in notable US media such as Billboard, iHeartRadio, Los Angeles Times, HipHopDX, and Extra TV.

With a growing fandom of 350,000 followers/listeners/fans across social media and streaming platforms, Trevis’ lengthy lists of performances include Findings Festival in front of 20,000 people with Broiler in Oslo, a 2,500 sold-out show in Spain, and a stadium performance opening the US Open in New York.