At the tender age of 12 (Amber Conley) and 15 years old (Jared McGuire) these two began jamming together sparked by a flyer Jared posted at Mill's Music in Burien, WA where they were both taking lessons. They named themselves Chase & Trinity after an intersection in West Palm Beach, Florida at the corner of Chase Street and Trinity Place where the locals were being attacked by birds as they attempted to cross the street. http://www.wpbf.com/-Crazy-Bird-Terrorizes-Walkers-In-West-Palm-Beach/-/8789538/5085612/-/fgjr6wz/-/index.html It had a nice ring to it, and a silly story behind it, thus Chase & Trinity was born. After honing their skills for about a year and a half, writing songs, playing coffee shops, and farmers markets, the duo set out to record this, their debut album 'Chase & Trinity'. Recorded in Amber's father's micro home studio, ' Luxury Audio' occupying one stall of their two car garage, 104 square feet small. A year and change later, recording mostly on Sundays interspersed with a few gigs in between, the album was completed in the summer of 2013. Joining the band in 2014, Diveta Velte is now holding it all together on bass guitar, vocals and saxophone, adding even more dimension to the Chase & Trinity sound. Fifteen mid to up tempo Alt/Pop/Indie/Rock brilliant tunes like, I Don’t Care Anymore, Red Licorice Sticks, Bellagio Blues and one dystopian anthem to end the disc, Technology. Like album rock back in the day, each track flows to the next, spanning a range of emotion and musical stylings.