They say that an addiction can be bad for us, but in the case of Tredelle McLennon, it was the key to finding her most inner soul’s desire. Born in Toronto and raised in Scarborough, most notably the Galloway Projects, her musical journal began at the age of 6 singing in church choirs, various school talent shows, concerts and radio contests. By 14, she had discovered her craft for songwriting, which stemmed from musical influences, such as Toni Braxton, Destiny’s Child and Lauryn Hill. All this landed Tredelle as a short-lived member of a local gospel group called TC3. Not taking the experience as a loss, she continued to make memorable appearances, such as singing the national anthem at one of Toronto’s well-known colleges, Centennial College. It was around that time that she grabbed musical entrepreneur Wil Orellana’s attention, who for years had been helping local artists perfect their craft within the Toronto area. After meeting the promising star, he quickly involved her with ReflecLife Entertainment and provided her a chance to blossom in her writing and singing skills, helping her make the full transition from addiction to passion. Now at the age of 18, all eyes are on Tredelle as she brings a new light to the forefront, ready to prove to the world that she is a worthy artist amongst the best. - Cindy Narcisse & Wil Orellana..
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