BahaMian Trea (born Atreaeu Emmanuel Davis) is a Bahamian artist, actor, and media personality from Murphy Town, Abaco. He rose to national fame in 2015 with his viral song “Muggle Like Me” and has since become a recognizable voice in local entertainment. A former member of Exile Media Group, Trae worked with Bahamian legends like K.B. and the late Ronnie Butler, earning award nominations and high-profile performances, including the Bahamian ICON Awards and Cacique Awards. As a recording artist, he has opened for major acts such as Migos, Alkaline, and Christopher Martin, and collaborated with international producers and local talents alike. His hit single “Abaco” with Father Philis saw global success, racking up over a million views on TikTok. In addition to music, Trae has made his mark on screen and stage—starring in theatre productions like Struggles & Dreams and Junkanoo in Paradise, as well as appearing in the award-winning short film It Takes a Village and the U.S. TV show Johnson on Bounce TV and Hulu. He now brings his signature energy and voice to the airwaves every weeknight on “After Dark with BahaMian Trea”.

The Stoli DJ Competition Is Here!
Amateur DJs, 18 and older, can enter for a chance to win a one-year residency on Hot 91.7 FM and become Stoli’s newest brand ambassador.
Submit your application, government-issued ID and an 8–10 minute prerecorded DJ demo.
Applications are open August 1–31, 2026.
Participants must be 18 years or older. Competition rules and complete entry requirements are available on the application form.