Dhamari Trice-Hanson
Dhamari Trice-Hanson | |
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| Birth name | Dhamari Trice-Hanson |
| Born | Detroit, Michigan, U.S. |
| Origin | Detroit, Michigan, U.S. |
| Genres | Pop Hip hop R&B Electronic
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| Occupation(s) | Music producer Audio engineer Songwriter Entrepreneur
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| Years active | 2021–present |
| Labels | Independent / various collaborations |
Dhamari Trice-Hanson is an American music producer, audio engineer, songwriter, and entrepreneur based in Detroit, Michigan. He has contributed to commercial music releases, served in technical roles in creative organizations, and participated in youth-entrepreneurship initiatives.
Early life and education
Information about Trice-Hanson’s early life, including exact date of birth and family background, is not fully public. He is from Detroit and attended Detroit School of Arts. During his time there, he showed early interest and ability in audio production and engineering. Trice-Hanson won a gold medal in Audio Production at a state-level SkillsUSA competition.[1]
Career
Music and production work
Trice-Hanson has credits as a songwriter, producer, and engineer. One example is his role in the song “Habibti” by Russ Millions, French Montana, and DreamDoll, where he is credited with both production and engineering.[2]
Entrepreneurship and youth initiatives
Trice-Hanson was a finalist in the *Jr. Shark Tank* competition presented by the nonprofit *Building Better Men* in August 2023. He entered with a business plan for *Primarily Space Inc.*, a venture which aims to address space pollution and advance space technology.[3]
Roles in organizations
In addition to production work and youth-entrepreneurship, Trice-Hanson holds the position of Gap Year Engineer at *Hack Club*, which supports youth in technical and creative skills and open source projects.[4]
He is also involved with CreateCoCreator, a talent representation/support agency, where he is listed as handling creative direction for brands and artists.[5]
Recognition and awards
- Gold medal in Audio Production at the state-level SkillsUSA competition while at Detroit School of Arts.[6]
- Finalist in Jr. Shark Tank (2023) for the business plan *Primarily Space Inc.* which aims to reduce space pollution. [3]
- Winner of the SAME24 Scholarship for students in Detroit area.[7]
Artistry and style
Trice-Hanson’s style blends modern R&B, hip hop, and electronic influences, paired with high-fidelity engineering, sound design, and a technical approach to production. His creativity is complemented by his entrepreneurial mindset, especially in developing business plans and ventures that extend beyond music.
External links
References
- ↑ Detroit Public Schools – SkillsUSA Competition Winners
- ↑ Apple Music – “Habibti” Song Credits
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Scott Talley, “Kid running Detroit gas station inspired him to start Jr. Shark Tank competition,” *Detroit Free Press*, August 13, 2023. <url>https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/detroit-is/2023/08/13/jr-shark-tank-encourages-detroit-area-youths-to-start-a-business/70557790007/</url>
- ↑ The Org – Hack Club – Dhamari Trice-Hanson Profile
- ↑ LinkedIn – Dhamari Trice-Hanson Profile
- ↑ Detroit Public Schools – SkillsUSA Competition Winners
- ↑ Instagram – SAME24 Scholarship Announcement
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