Trelly Mack

Trelly Mack is a Hip-Hop artist/writer born and raised in the city of Milwaukee, WI to Patricia Hackett and Steven Maclin. Trelly began rapping at the age of 12 recording his first song "Still Ain't Ready" at the age of 15 with production help of his cousin Ku Mays. He formed a Hip Hop group called Killah Squad at age of 16 with cousins Eighties and Don Jaun. Slowly becoming influenced by Milwaukee's own up and coming music scene. Music started to become more of a job, then a hobby for Trelly Mack. He started traveling across the country, networking and building relationships all while gaining a better understanding of the music business. In attempt to find a recording home, Trelly would get artist development and mentoring by a guy named J-Roll, who has been successful in helping developing artist to succeed Independently .

Trelly pursued music but would take the turn  of becoming CEO, forming his own recording label Hard Labor Entertainment in 2006. While still recording with his group he began co-writing and doing guest features for numerous of Indie artists. Going on to record hundreds of songs and building a lengthy music catalog that he was set to release under his Indie Label. In the process Trelly started producing also doing some small managing of a few up and coming local acts. A local and regional buzz would come about after releasing his video and song titled "Milwaukee County" which lead to Trelly getting booked for show performance in locally, statewide and surrounding regional area. Trelly biggest shows to date are opening up for major artist Yo Gotti, Waka Flocka Fame and Wiz Khalifia and Juicy J.

His collection of mixtapes include the street blazer Deal or Deal(2010), followed by Scarface (2011), B4 My Eyez (2011), The Leftovers (2012) and Gangsta Rap Made Me Do It (2013), His radio singe "It'z Whateva" Produced by Dean Witta caught radio spins across the nation which is his lead single off his most recent album and EP release titled The G-Series produced by Dean Witta. Trelly has featured in numerous Magazines including the XXL, Rudeboy and Exit 21 Magazine of Newyork. Websites such as Viewhiphop.com, Hiprock.com, RisingHype.com and a host of other sites. Most fans describe his music as music with a purpose making him a Indie artist on the rise to be on the watch for .