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Watch Hillsboro Singer-Songwriter Trent Toney Drop His New Song

A Girl Lead To This Beautiful Song "Knew You"

Dirk KnudsenbyDirk Knudsen
December 3, 2020
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It was a few moments of Covid-Free bliss today at 222 East Main Street in Hillsboro, Oregon, as we filmed a young talent releasing his new song. Trent Toney is a 2011 Glencoe High graduate who has a passion for music and can make a career out of it. His broad smile and easy-going attitude are infectious, but his soft, soulful voice and guitar talents were even better!

Today the Herald met Trent in front of our office and had him set up a chair, grab his guitar, and share with us his new song. This beautiful song is called Knew You and Trent wrote it about a girl, of course! In front of the Artful Garden & Company, we captured this new song and spent a few minutes with this young man who is one of the best young musical talents in the region. Trent can play several instruments and hit all the covers. He struggles right now like so many musicians and performers are, but he is determined to make it.

We think he will!  Enjoy the song and share his music – just type Trent Toney in your search bar, and you will see all his links! Knew You is available for download as of today on Spotify and Apple Music!

 

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