Tn'T (Trish n' Tom): Press

Review – "Another strong indie soul album out of New York. Trish n’Tom putting together a fine a varied selection of tunes with influences from all around and very well produced and put together."

"A most enjoyable album, lots of tracks, not all hit the spot but there are plenty that do, covering a wide range of styles so something ought to grab you. My preferences are I got some loving, Soul Music and the gospel house track I wanna thank you."

Mike Ashley "Life and Soul Promotions U.K." "The Juice" Solar radio.com

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May 25-27 we will be attending the Philadelphia Black Heritage
Festival/Soul-Patrol Convention-Black Music Film Festival. On Saturday May 26 we will be
performing along with other Soul-Patrol artists at the Black Music Concert/ Awards Ceremony from 12:00pm til 5:00pm.

See the link below for details on this historic event.

TN'T - "Something Good" has been selected as one of “Soul-Patrol.com’s Best of 2006." See us under "Nu Soul".

Bob Davis~Soul-Patrol.com

"Somethng Good does not follow the formula of typical indie album with midtempo jams and ballads. Instead T N' T's Something Good is more like a Jam Session; like their shows the album is very energetic and good spirited.
If you’re looking for the feel good album of the fall with lots of funk and love then “Something Good” is something worth having. Highly Recommended".

~Ayejay "Da' Muzik Hunta" Spraggins

"t's a "delight" to have listen to TNT's new clips from their CD...Thank you for bringing back "real" social content back to "music".

"Yes they are a married couple and they are very clearly in my mind the "Ashford & Simpson" of the Nu Soul" movement. The difference between them is that you get all of these great songs on one album".

~Bob (Nighttrain) Davis Soul-Patrol.com

TNT@ Franks Lounge ( Trish N’ Tom Album Realease Party) Nouveausoundz hosted the album release for the ever evolving soul duo T N’T. For starters the opening act was a tremendous talent by the name of Karmen Michael. This Texas native is no stranger to phenomenal music with a resume that reads: worked with Pattie Labelle, and Yolanda Adams. Karmen can hold his own vocally by wooing the audience with his original song Song for you, an up tempo soul jam with a 80’s retro feel to it. Karmen also performed Don’t Stop, Love aint, Karmen went on to flex his vocal muscle on his ballad Let me Leave and No Room For Love. Karmen is also a very conscience person; he sold his single No Room For Love and all proceeds will go to aid the people of Darfur. Karmen also went on to enlighten the audience about The Red Campaign with Gap, Armani and other companies and their commitment to the A.I.D.S effort in Africa. Marko Noble of Injoy Enterprises was called up to introduce the headline act. Opening their set with Welcome To The Party a high octane funk jam that set the mood for the night. T N’ T showed great growth both as writers and performers. The energy was contagious and the vibe was so festive. This was not your typical indie show; heads were nodding, feet were tappin’ and asses were shaken. T N’T went on to perform Loving You, I Got It. To be loved was the ballad that Trish moved the crowd with her emotional performance. Also performed was Something Good, Soul Music and I got Some Loving For You. T N’ T’s cover of Eric Clapton’s Wonderful Tonight left the audience breathless and wanting more. T N’ T housed it up with their song Bet Your Money and their cover of I Wanna Thank You. Tonight was the album release for the Love duo T N’ T’s sophomore album Something Good. The title tells it all, this married couple put their genuine love for each other and music into an album that showed enormous artistic growth. Something Good does not follow the formula of typical indie album with midtempo jams and ballads. Instead T N’ T’s Something Good is more like a Jam Session; like their shows the album is very energetic and good spirited. To night was a treat for those who love to jam. AyeJay (Da’ Muzik Hunta’) Spraggins Soul Grateful AyeJay