The first single, 'Wonder Woman', was shot on April 4th and feature Angel aka Lola Luv as Trey's love interest. It is set to be released October 2, 2007. Trey Songz recently began work on his upcoming album Trey Day, which is a follow up to I Gotta Make It and will be his second album under Atlantic Records. The song has gained much airplay and digital sales in Mexico and Latin America and has grown to become Trey's most successful song in the Spanish-speaking world. The single is called 'Quien eres tu' and Trey Songz can be heard practicing a little Spanish. By the end of 2006, Trey made a collaboration with the ex-member of Kabah (the Mexican pop band) Maria Jose. Trey can also be heard on 'Why You Wanna Remix' by T.I. The song was later remixed and appeared on AI's album, What's goin' on A.I., released September 2006. The duo even performed this track live at the MTV Awards in Japan, where AI won the award for 'Best R&B Music Video' for her ballad-single, 'Story'.

In April 2006, Trey collaborated with bilingual Japanese R&B/Hip-Hop artist AI on her single Believe, with the track 'Beautiful feat. Likewise, Chris Brown can be seen in the music video for Trey's second single, 'Gotta Go'. Trey can be seen in the music video for Chris' second single, 'Yo (Excuse Me Miss)'. Trey Songz is also good friends with teenage R&B singer Chris Brown. Trey Songz was also featured on TwistaГЇВїВЅs 2005 album The Day After. He wrote and co-produced music for soca artist Kevin LyttleГЇВїВЅs self-titled debut in 2004 and was featured on the Soundtrack to Coach Carter and albums by Trick Daddy, Gerald Levert, and Juvenile. More recently, Songz has garnered greater fame and increased album sales due to his collaboration with Twista on 'Girl Tonite', a song from Twista's album The Day After which reached number 14 on the Billboard Hot 100 and number 3 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs tally. 'Just Gotta Make It', which peaked at #100 on the Billboard Hot 100 and only number 50 on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs tally. Atlantic founding chairman Ahmet ErtegГјn, who co-founded the label in 1947, hailed the young singer as one of the most promising stars to ever sign with the label and an heir to the legacy of such Atlantic greats as Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, and Otis Redding. In 2004, Songz inked a deal with Atlantic Records, whose rich R&B history made it the ideal home for his unique blend of contemporary R&B and classic soul. Working with other artists in the studio gave Trey valuable technical experience, and prepared the young singer for his own career. When it came time to learn about soul, heГЇВїВЅd play me Motown.' Trey eventually became TaylorГЇВїВЅs vocal production assistant. 'When it came time to learn about falsetto, heГЇВїВЅd play me Prince. 'We would go to the New York studio every day, and during the drive, heГЇВїВЅd play me all sorts of stuff, like Steely Dan,' recalls Trey.

Taylor, in turn, focused on teaching his protГЇВїВЅgГЇВїВЅ music history. Trey Songz moved to Jersey City, New Jersey after graduating from Petersburg High School to focus solely on music. During the summer, Troy and Trey would go to New York and New Jersey to work on songs and recordings.

Impressed by the tenor's voice, Taylor encouraged him to focus on a career in popular music. By age 15, SongzГЇВїВЅs fame enabled him to meet his producer and mentor Troy Taylor, a veteran music producer who has worked with artists such as Patti Labelle, Lionel Richie and Whitney Houston. With these victories, he began to make a name for himself. His mother, however, seeing his ability, encouraged him to develop his singing talent by entering him in local talent shows, many of which he won. When he was a child, he did not receive any rigorous voice or piano lessons but instead was engaged in the normal activities for a child of his age. He also spent about 7 years living in Baltimore, Maryland due to his mother marrying a man in the army.

Trey was born and raised in the city of Petersburg, Virginia.

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