From the backroads of Mississippi to stages across the globe, Southern Soul sensation Tina P continues to prove why she's one of the genre's most exciting rising stars. The small-town country girl with Atlanta roots is helping lead the new wave of Southern Soul alongside today's movement makers, building on the momentum of charting hits like "I Think I Fell" featuring Theodis Ealey (iTunes Top 200) and "Pretty Girls Rock" featuring Jeter Jones (Apple Music Top 5).
Known for bringing authenticity, soul, and undeniable energy to every release, Tina P has collaborated with fan-favorite artists including Wilson Meadows, Big Pokey Bear, Cupid, and J-Wonn. Now she's back with what may be her biggest crowd-mover yet: "Treat Me Like A Trailride."
Blending Southern Soul, Blues, Zydeco, R&B, Country, and Hip-Hop influences, "Treat Me Like A Trailride" is a feel-good, bass-heavy party record built for today's culture. Packed with swagger, bounce, and infectious sing-along moments, the track celebrates beauty, independence, good vibes, and finding love on the trail. Whether you're stomping at a dirt-road party, cruising country backroads, riding horses or ATVs, tailgating with friends, or scuffing up your Air Force Ones in the city, this record meets listeners right where they are.
Driven by a powerful 128 BPM groove and a crowd-friendly call-and-response chorus, "Treat Me Like A Trailride" was made for DJs, line dancers, festival stages, backyard cookouts, and packed dance floors. The song's infectious rhythm and easy-to-follow hooks make it an instant favorite for audiences of all ages.
With Fourth of July celebrations, family reunions, trail rides, summer festivals, and weekend cookouts around the corner, "Treat Me Like A Trailride" is perfectly positioned to become one of the season's most requested records. DJs looking for a guaranteed crowd reaction and fans searching for the soundtrack to their next celebration need look no further.
One listen, and you'll understand why Tina P is quickly becoming one of Southern Soul's most talked-about voices.