Tré Burt

Tré Burt is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter whose music bridges folk, soul, and Americana. Signed to John Prine’s Oh Boy Records, his lo-fi debut Caught It From the Rye (2020) established him as a poetic new voice. His follow-up, You, Yeah, You (2021), explored grief and renewal, while 2023’s Traffic Fiction was a bold expansion blending punk, dub, and soul influences with deeply rooted storytelling. Now, Burt is stepping into a raw, deeply personal new era. Returning to his DIY beginnings, he locked himself away to write, play, engineer, and produce every layer of his new music entirely by himself. This evolution merges the intimacy of his early folk work with a broader lo-fi indie and electronic palette. Self-producing became the gateway for Tré to truly define his own sound, landing in a mesmerizing pocket alongside artists like mk.gee, Dijon, and Bon Iver. This chapter is spearheaded by the double single "Sands of Slime" and "Butcher Baby." Far more than a sonic pivot, the release introduces a cryptic mythology unfolding visually as a surreal detective noir. It is an ongoing puzzle box exploring identity and transformation, leaving breadcrumbs for those willing to look closer. Exactly where this journey leads remains a closely guarded secret, but the transmission has officially started—and the room is open to anyone paying attention at treburt.com