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Detroit-based singer-songwriter Trey Simon delivers a soul-infused Americana sound shaped by faith, authenticity, and acoustic storytelling. Guided by what he calls a “Levitical heart posture,” Trey blends gritty Americana, soulful folk, and worship-rooted lyricism into music that connects deeply with listeners navigating real life and real faith.
Inspired by artists such as Ryan Adams, John Mayer, Chris Stapleton, B.B. King, and the introspective tones of Jon Foreman and Ray LaMontagne, Trey’s artistry bridges vulnerability and strength. His live performances carry an unmistakable emotional weight, whether on a church platform, a theater stage, or national media outlets.
Trey has shared the stage with Patti LaBelle, Andra Day, and Andy Grammer, and has been featured across Channel 7 WXYZ, Fox 2 Detroit, and PBS. He has also appeared at major events including Detroit Red Wings Faith Night and Detroit Tigers Home Plate, showcasing his growing influence and crossover appeal.
In 2025, Trey released the Exodus EP, a moving and introspective project exploring grief, faith, spiritual identity, and liberation. Anchored by the breakout single “Jesus Hold My Baby,” the project quickly connected with listeners across the country, earning strong traction on streaming and social platforms.
Trey is signed to Maranatha! Music, with all releases distributed by Capitol Christian Music Group, further expanding his reach within the Christian, worship, and Americana communities. He is currently developing his debut full-length album with RIAA-Platinum producer Gabriel Wilson (Bethel Music, John Mark McMillan, Kari Jobe), widening his sonic landscape while staying anchored in authenticity and conviction.
With every release, Trey Simon continues to craft honest, timeless music that invites listeners into hope, healing, and spiritual reflection—bridging the songwriter’s circle and the worship space with uncommon sincerity.
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