Tré Live at Art Club, 7.18.25
Opening set for Enamour in Houston, TX
Full set on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYdizf9DSJY
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Jake Trevino, stage name Tré, is a Flight Controller of Houston’s Machine Elves collective. Music in all of its forms has always been an integral part of his life but over the last 10 years, he's immersed himself in dance music. With influences from artists such as Bonobo, Lee Burridge, Guy J, Floating Points, Jamie XX, Jimpster, and Yokoo, he’s a house aficionado through-and-through and prides himself on being able to mold his sound to fit any scenario. Aiming to strike that perfect balance between energy and emotion. He’s shared the stage with heavy hitters such as Lee Burridge, Ferreck Dawn, Simon Vuarambon, Enamour, David Hohme, Wassu, and a slew of other talented Houston locals.

Tracklist
1. Bákayan - Ten Minutes [Get Physical]
2. Husa & Zeyada - On My Own (Hernan Cattaneo & Marcelo Vasami Remix) [IAMHER]
3. Federico Campero - Absolu [YOMO Records]
4. Laroz - Samueka (Yuvèe Remix) [Magician on Duty]
5. Matthew Dekay - Random Dub Fix [Siamese]
6. Simon Vuarambon - Quiral [Moments]
7. Tibi Dabo - Kamorebi [Crosstown Rebels]
8. Pablo Chaglasian - Sed [Balkan Connection]
9. Cornucopia - Early Morning [Early Morning]
10. Matthew Johnson & Quenum - Cyclops (Facundo Mohrr & Valdovinos Remix) [Shanti Radio]

Tré Live @ Art Club // Enamour Support Set // Deep & Progressive House DJ Set 2025

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My journey to DJing began on a shared path with many electronic music fans in the early 2010s; attending far too many festivals and events, only to return home with an iPhone full of video recordings and attempted Shazams. I’d spend the following months poring through muddy, distorted, bass-heavy clips in hopes of tracking down the songs that made those nights special. That activity hasn’t changed much over the last decade, but at the time it instilled the critical components leading to my DJing interest: an ever-growing library and the desire to share that music with others.

Fast forward several years and now I find myself at home in Austin, Texas. Here I’m fortunate to play a role as a regional DJ, opening for artists and playing events I could only dream of back when I was “DJing” on a mouse and keyboard between rounds of beer pong. While my tastes (and, fortunately, my equipment) have changed over the years, that primary motivation to share my favorite songs and artists remains intact. My stylistic preferences tend to lie on the deeper and melodic sides of house and techno, but I take great pride in maintaining a diverse library and catering selections to fit the headliner or theme of the night. Within that context, each set aims to curate a different experience by cohesively blending various sounds and genres, accentuating each selection with the surrounding tracks. Only once the flow, energy, and mood have been established can standout moments be created.

I’m thankful to have shared the stage with artists such as Dixon, Tale of Us, Jonas Rathsman, ANNA, Ben Böhmer, Enamour, Magdalena, Coyu, and to have represented some of the local talent at Seismic Dance Event.