Trina
Hamlin is known for her sizzling blues harmonica and her energy-packed
singing and guitar work. Her pure voice and unspoiled powerful presence
have gained the singer-songwriter from Minneapolis a steady national following
since she began playing solo shows on the downtown New York City club
scene.
Hamlin attended Berklee College of Music in Boston and graduated with
a degree in Professional Music. Afterwards, she moved to New York City
and began performing and honing her songwriting skills. She was chosen
as a "Most Wanted New Artist" at the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival
and as an alumnus of the Newport Folk Festival, performed to a sold out
crowd along with Ani DiFranco, Dar Williams and the Indigo Girls. She
has shared stages with Ricki Lee Jones, John Hiatt, Duncan Sheik and Paula
Cole and performed on The Late Show with Conan O' Brian with the "Suits"
Her music has been heard in the CBS-TV movie "Friends at Last,"
starring Kathleen Turner as well as on the WB’s "Dawson’s
Creek".
