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Trust’N Drops New Hit Single “Eighteen”

Kyle Matthews by Kyle Matthews
February 29, 2020
in Entertainment
Reading Time: 3 mins read

Following up is charting release “Lapse” and single “Stay”, Trust’N made his way back into the music scene with his new single “Eighteen”.

Trust’N has already been on a roll early this year from a business standpoint. With news of his Forbes Council Membership and the early success of his company Lost Boy Entertainment, he’s been on his Diddy type of grind. Acting as both an artist and businessman.

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After taking some time off to focus on business, Trust’N proved he’s still grinding out music in full gear. The song “Eighteen” was produced by one of Trust’N’s friends TommyTwo and the duo paired up to create something special.

From start to finish both the song and the video capture the raw emotion Trust’N felt during a past break up. With dramatic fight scenes and emotional shots, the music video for “Eighteen” paints a picture of Trust’N’s life post break up. The video progresses from Trust’N being sad and heartbroken, to him being happy and driven. When we asked Trust’N about the vision behind the video he said, “A break up is never easy. In fact, at the beginning it was excruciatingly painful. But after taking some time to myself I realized I needed to keep going. Ever since then I’ve been working my hardest to make my dream and personal goals a reality. It’s amazing to see so many people being affected by my music. Just really makes me thankful.”

That type of drive has allowed Trust’N to achieve more than most would ever hope to. With plans to release an album in May of this year and potentially go on tour, Trust’N seems to have a big 2020 ahead of him.

Follow Trust’N here:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamtrustn/

Spotify:

https://open.spotify.com/artist/0qe3Gt6forPkUH4FeRuVRc?si=NlIbNwIJQreFAPHwpi6WRg

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