Michael and Tania Trouter, the husband and wife of a wife known as war and treaty, returned with the fourth studio album “Plus One”, which was released on Valentine’s Day. The music of the couple is mixed nationAnd R&b, and the effects of the Bible.
Last month, the Trotters team took the theater in Nashville For their first offers ever with orchestra, three nights play with Nashville Simphoni.
Tania said of singing with Michael: “It is a supernatural thing.” “But before we start singing together, there is a prayer … we hold our hands and it is just Michael and I, and I say,” God, please let people see you and do not see us. Let them feel your love. “
The path of war and the treaty to success
The duo of music began at a music festival in Maryland, where Tania was immediately captured by Michael.
“The Love Festival was called Tania:” It was a performance, and I was fond of it, “although Michael remembered it in a different way.
“Tania ignored me,” he said jokingly.
They got married in 2011, but they have not yet been singing together.
Their way to success was not easy because they faced challenges in their personal lives and their professions. Michael, a veterans of the US military, saw the fighting in Iraq, struggled with Post -shock disorderWhile Tania fought attempts to depression and suicide.
Despite these difficulties, the couple found the strength in their relationship and music.
Tania’s private experience with the music industry was not without challenges. After she had a promising profession in music, she moved away from industry because of her pressure.
“Once you are 17 years old, you are bright, then enter into the music.
However, Tania and Michael finds strength in their music. Tania admits that their challenges are part of making their voice very strong.
It is the rise and landing. They are attempts to commit suicide. It is depression. She said: “All these things I know someone in this audience feel or felt.”
Their unique mixture of countries, R&B, and the effects of the Bible helped them find their place in the world of music. Michael is attributed to the Blues as a guideline, inspired by myths such as James Brown and Rai Charles.
“This is the place where the war and the treaty should exist,” Michael said, thinking about their musical journey.
They fought to find a house in R&b or the Bible, but they said that the world of rural music embraced them. They toured Chris Stableton and sang with the two brothers Osborne for the CMA Awards.
Now, the war and the treaty focus on their legacy.
“I want our story to end with healing factors,” Michael said. “I want to end with a legacy of love. I’m just foolish enough to believe that love is the answer.”
