This fall, Trevino makes a rare appearance off the golf course with a four-track EP on his brand-new label, Birdie. Up to this point, the Manchester-based producer’s work has been scattered across imprints manned by industry heavyweights like Ben Klock’s ‘Klockworks’ and Martyn’s ‘3024′, but now he’s made a home for his own relentless output. It was a natural step for a stalwart who never stops creating, and manning his own platform has allowed him to explore the depths of his sound with no holds barred. The EP opens with “To The Core", a driving house track with melancholic synths and metallic percussion. “Warmer” is more of a sunrise jam; it inspires a sense of wonder with gliding synths, yo-yoing melodies, and cute bleep-bloops. The b-side features the more ominous track “Playtime", which develops a menacing edge with a gritty bassline, and “Mesmerize,” another psychedelic cut with wavering synths and glittering instrumentation.