Music is a daily commitment and favorite engagement for the Boston teen pop sister duo Trisha & Thara.

The duo has been creating music together since they were in grade school, performing in many different cities across the country, opening at festivals and popular city shows.

Recent performances include the Boston Hard Rock Cafe, Loretta's Last Call, the Stone Church and have a show schedule of 20+ shows throughout New England.

They have won first place in the Loretta's Last Call "Back to Live" Qualifier 2, and 2nd place in the singer songwriter "Your Song" original song competition for their song 'Regret'

Trisha & Thara released their sophomore pop single "Regret" on August 6th. The song is about how the regret one feels when they leave a relationship and want to reverse their decision and come back. The emotions have you rethinking your choice and leave you wishing you hadn't ended it.

Sounds Like: Olivia Rodrigo, Taylor Swift

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Trisha & Thara released their second pop single, "Regret" on August 6. The song quickly attracted 19,000+ Spotify streams. The new release makes you want to turn back time, have another chance at love, and erase your past mistakes. The chorus lyrics take you through the emotional cycles when one realizes they have made mistakes and regret their actions and behavior. The bridge swells with a surge of emotions, and the vocals soar through the sweeping melodies which echo the pain of heartbreak.

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"We love singing and writing original songs together, because it showcases our sisterhood and love for music." -Trisha & Thara

Music is a daily commitment and favorite engagement for the teen pop sister duo Trisha & Thara. The duo has been creating music together since they were in grade school, performing in many different cities across the country, opening at festivals and popular city shows.

They work each day in perfecting their harmonious blend and are always writing and expanding their set list. It is clear to new audiences they know how to achieve masterful harmonies, and have a powerful sisterly bond.

Starting with piano lessons at 4 years old, they have accomplished a lot in their young music careers, and have trained at many different music schools, including the Chicago School of Rock and the Lacefield Music School in Missouri. They performed in many musicals like Lion King Jr. and Annie Jr. produced by BigDeal Productions in Chicago.

Recent performances include the Boston Hard Rock Cafe, Loretta's Last Call, the Stone Church and shows at community markets. They are also participating in the headliner band for Performers on the Go and have a show schedule of 20+ shows throughout New England. They have won first place in the Loretta's Last Call "Back to Live" Qualifier 2, and 2nd place in the singer songwriter "Your Song" original song competition.

The duo is building their own original song catalogue and debuted their first song, "You Used to Be", on December 4, 2020. The song has recorded close to 40,000 Spotify streams, and has been placed on dozens of playlists. With many new songs written, they plan to continue releasing original music.

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"You Used to Be" is their debut single, released last December. Yes, I did say "debut single", you are not dreaming. When you listen to this song, you can't imagine it's their first. It feels like they already have tons of albums behind them, and an incredible experience and professionalism. Trisha & Thara amaze us with their naturalness, their obvious complicity that shines through the song, and the freshness." - Indie Music Center/UK

"...Pop and melodic sounds frame their lyrics, their harmonies are precise and move in unison: this is proof of their complicity inside and outside the music! Stay connected because during the year they will release new songs!!" - Your Music Experience.

"This sister duo generates "wows" from audiences as they listen to their precise and perfectly aligned harmonies, and their arrangements enable them to deliver a diverse show of covers and originals which make it exciting to stick around and keep listening. Their sisterhood bond shines, and the way their harmonies soar, warms the heart."-Performers on the Go