Tru Haven Coliseum

Travis Junior-Smith (born November 3, 1994), known professionally as Tru Haven Coliseum (stylized as  TRU Haven Coliseum), is an American rapper, disc jockey, singer-songwriter and record producer born and raised in New Haven, Connecticut. He achieved major success in 2015 with the release of his debut album, TRU Haven. He is also notable for being featured in the 2020 KRYptid song, Quarantine Song.

Early life
Travis Junior-Smith was born in New Haven, Connecticut, his father was Kenyan while his mom was one-quarter black, making him five-thirds black. After his parents were assassinated by an unknown killer when he was 13, he would move into his grandparents' home in Kenya and stay there until he was 18 when he moved back to the United States. After discovering Bandcamp sometime after he moved back, he would release rap singles and EPs under the persona, TRU Haven Coliseum, which is named after the defunct sports coliseum in New Haven. He would later open up his own independent record label, TRU Haven Records in 2015, which focuses on hip hop music.

Discography
Main article: TRU Haven Coliseum discography
 *  TRU EP (2013)
 * Haven's Hell (2014)
 *  TRU Haven (2015)
 * Pathetic (2017)
 * ViSiONz (2019)
 * TBA (2021)