Trevor Daley, a native of Savanna-La-Mar, Westmoreland, discovered his vocal talent at six through imitating singers he heard on local radio. This early passion led him to the JCDC Song Competition at 19, where his raw ability shone. He became a staple in the local entertainment scene, performing covers and original songs alongside now-renowned artists like Richie Stephens. Daley's performances in hotels across tourist-heavy areas caught the attention of the Roots Explosions band, propelling him to stages in Kingston and then to international venues in the Cayman Islands, Dominica, The Bahamas, Turks and Caicos Islands, and Canada. He also recorded music with Shocking Vibes Productions, releasing tracks like "There is No Love" under Richie Stephens' Pot of Gold label and collaborating with Fambo on "One Life to Live," on the Maniac Rhythm, featuring other notable artists like Bounty Killer and Wayne Wonder. With an extensive unreleased catalog and a continuous drive that keeps him writing and singing, Daley keeps living by his mantra "Music with a Purpose." His Christian faith, shaped by a childhood neighbor who brought him to church, has remained a cornerstone of his journey. Even before accepting Christ, his music carried themes of love and positivity. Now committed to gospel ministry, Daley believes his music is divinely inspired, aiming to lead transformation through Christ. He continues to create and perform, fueled by a renewed sense of purpose and a desire to bless others through his voice and faith.