The first time Tremayne Blair touched a set of piano keys, he had the scare of his life. Blair, who was born and raised in Galax, Va., was given a small keyboard at age 6 by his godmother. One day, the boy was watching well-known gospel singer Kirk Franklin perform a song on television. Without thinking much about it, Blair began picking out the song note by note on his keyboard. His mother, Beverlee Trotter, stopped and watched him, awestricken. Then she began to cry. “I looked up and didn’t know what was wrong,” Blair said. “She said to me, ‘Do you know what you’ve done?’ I looked at the keyboard, and I got scared to death. You only see things like that in movies or in fairy tales. After that, I was done with the piano.” It was 17 years before Blair sat in front of a piano again. By this time, the 23-year-old was ready to embrace his gift of playing music by ear, and has never looked back. His accomplishments thus far include appearances in a number of theatrical shows as well as recomposing such shows as “Who’s Happy Now” and “The Diary of Adam and Eve”.  Currently debuting the release of his first album Tremayne is quickly taking the music world by storm sharing his gift of music and heart of worship to the thousands of fans all over the world. But the best is still yet to come.