ABOUT

Nashville-based hard rock artist Ty Trehern creates music that thrives in the tension between destruction and renewal. Blending raw emotion, heavy grooves, and melodic intensity, Trehern delivers a sound that’s as cathartic as it is visceral, exploring what it means to fall apart and come back stronger.

After the release of his debut LP Dear Dichotomy and a string of singles (“Glass,” “Staring at the Sun,” and “Use Me”), Trehern returns with The Death of Me, a new EP that marks both a creative and personal rebirth. Written during a period of personal unraveling and crafted in collaboration with long-time friend and producer Jonathan Dolese (Cane Hill, Zero 9:36, Destroy Rebuild Until God Shows, Sakoya), the record captures what it means to exist in the in-between - the fragile space where endings and beginnings blur together, and the only way forward is through change.

The Death of Me is both a metaphor and a mirror: a story of letting the old self die so that something new can take its place. Across its five tracks, Trehern charts a transformative journey - both musically and personally - resulting in his most vulnerable and authentic work to date, a record that turns pain into purpose and collapse into clarity.

A testament to rebirth and resilience, The Death of Me doesn’t just mark a new chapter for Ty Trehern - it ignites a whole new era, delivering his most defining statement yet: in death, we can find rebirth and truly begin inside the end.