Trey Daniels

Trey Daniels

Saxophonist Trey Daniels is a native of Tampa, FL. After graduating from Florida State University, Trey moved to Atlanta, GA to pursue his musical career.

Trey has launched his philanthropy called “Music on a Mission,” in which he visits schools and teaches kids that work hard work, patience and consistency, their wildest dreams can be realized.
“My purpose in life is to positively touch people in an unforgettable manner through my music: one note at a time.”

By the age of 30, Trey has released a Billboard charting single, 86th St., that peaked at #24. He’s already shared the stage with musical greats such as Jill Scott, Alicia Keys, Stevie Wonder, India Arie and is now currently on a world tour with 8-time Grammy award winning artist Anita Baker. You can find Daniels on national tv performing the National Anthem for numerous teams in the NFL, NBA, WNBA and MLB

Trey Daniels comes from humble beginnings in Tampa, FL and has emerged to be one of the top Saxophonists in the music industry. passion, energy and honesty.”

Trey, throughout this past year has experienced numerous career breakthroughs. “86th St.,” a bright and infectious, funk-filled ode to his roots growing up in the Progress Village area in Tampa, Florida – and the lead single from his debut album reached #24 on the Billboard Smooth Jazz chart. In Summer 2017, he became Anita Baker’s solo Saxophonist for her Farewell Concert Series Tour, and regaled her fans – who became instant fans of his – all summer and into the fall with his solo spotlights on classics like “Giving You The Best That I Got,” “Same Ole Love,” “Mystery” and “You Bring Me Joy.”
True to its forward-thinking title, Daniels’ debut album, EVOLVE, places Trey in the spotlight, primed for a musical journey that reflects the title of one of its songs, “Beyond the Border.” The “Border” reflects boundaries that people can place on themselves that stunt their individual growth. Daniels’ message is simple: Everything you are looking for is already inside of you.