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Tre Nagella began playing guitar during his teenage years and ran audio equipment for multiple groups including the orchestra choir and jazz band. This early work launched his professional audio career before he graduated from high school.
Tre Nagella earned four Directors Awards from the institution and finished as the Valedictorian of his graduating class. These honors highlighted his technical mastery and dedication to the craft within a structured environment for recording arts.
Tre Nagella collaborated on three albums that won Grammy Awards together including Losing My Religion in 2022 Hello Fear in 2012 and The Fight of My Life in 2009. He also engineered albums for Franklin's record label The Walls Group which received a Grammy nomination for Fast Forward.
Tre Nagella has worked with Ed Sheeran Lady Gaga Christina Aguilera Monica Alan Parsons and Kitt Wakeley among others. Specific credits include vocal engineering for Antisocial by Ed Sheeran featuring Travis Scott and assistance on Lotus released by Christina Aguilera in 2012.
Tre Nagella created Betty's Notebook with choral group Verdigris Ensemble and technology company Async Art. This project became the first programmable music NFT running for twenty-one minutes using non-fungible token technology to allow unique musical interactions.