Benny Trokan

Benny Trokan
Trokan in 2025
Trokan in 2025
Background information
Born (1978-06-20) June 20, 1978
New York City, U.S.
GenresPunk rock, indie rock, garage rock, soul
InstrumentsBass guitar, twelve-string guitar, vocals, drums, electric guitar
Years active1997 – present
LabelsScratchie Records, New Line, Rocco Grecco, Merge Records, Daptone, Wick, Matador
Member ofSpoon (since 2021)
Formerly ofRobbers on High Street (2002–2012)

Benny "Ben" Trokan (born June 20, 1978) is multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, songwriter and producer best known for co-founding and fronting Robbers on High Street, and for playing bass guitar in the band Spoon, sharing in Spoon's 2023 Grammy nomination for Best Rock Album.[1][2][3][4][5][6] He has written, performed, and recorded music in a variety of styles such as punk, indie rock, and soul.[7][8][9] In addition to Robbers on High Street and Spoon, Trokan has been part of Marky Ramone and the Intruders, Boy Morgan, The Jay Vons and Reigning Sound.[7][10][11][12][13] He also records and performs with Lee Fields and the Expressions.[9][14] In 2024, he released a solo album and embarked on a tour to promote it.[2][15][16] Trokan continues to record and tour as a solo artist, and as part of both Spoon and Lee Fields & the Expressions.[16][17]

Early Life

Benny Trokan was born on June 20, 1978 in New York City.[18][19][20][21] During his early childhood, which took place in Manhattan, he reports taking drum kit lessons and listening to his mother's records by artists such as The Beatles, Sam & Dave, and Dionne Warwick.[22][23][24] By the time Trokan was in middle school, the family (Trokan, with his parents and younger sister) had moved to the Poughkeepsie area.[24][3] There, Trokan met fellow student Steve Mercado, and the two became friends over a shared love of Led Zeppelin.[3] While attending Arlington High School in LaGrange, NY, Trokan reports that he began teaching himself to play electric guitar.[25][24] He and Mercado played in various student rock bands.[19]

Career

In 1997, after high school, Trokan moved back to New York City and joined Marky Ramone and the Intruders on guitar.[26][27] This band was founded by drummer and fellow Brooklyn resident Marky Ramone of the Ramones, and continued the Ramones' style of short and fast punk songs.[27] Trokan performed with the band from 1997 through 2000.[28][27][29][30] Around this time he also performed with Dee Dee Ramone in his project with Marky, The Ramainz, appearing on a live album The Ramainz: Live in N.Y.C.[31]

In 2002, Trokan began working with his childhood friend Steve Mercado again to form the band Robbers on High Street.[26][32] Supplying lead vocals, guitar, and keyboard, Trokan and the band released the EP Fine Lines in March, 2004 on Scratchie Records (which folded into New Line Records, now WaterTower Music).[18][32][33][34][35]

Trokan gained more national attention in 2005 with Robbers on High Street's first full-length album, Tree City (Scratchie / New Line Records) and subsequent tour.[36][37][38][20][39][26][40] Trokan wrote or co-wrote all songs on the LP. [36][37][41] The same was true for the band's 2007 LP from Scratchie / New Line Records, Grand Animals, on which Trokan also played "75% of the instruments."[42][4][43] He also co-produced 2011's Hey There Golden Hair, while continuing as frontman, guitarist and songwriter.[44][45][46][47] For this and their next and final release, 2012’s  Anything Could Happen EP, he appears to have established a label, Rocco Grecco, which he would use later in his career as well.[44][48][49][50]

During Robbers on High Street's final years, Trokan became the bassist for The Jay Vons, described as having an "evergreen sound" of "garage rock and soul."[51][52] In 2011, the Jay Vons were tapped to back up Greg Cartwright in Reigning Sound, performing on 2011’s EP, Abdication…For Your Love. [53] Trokan additionally contributed to the "nostalgic pop" of the band Boy Morgan by playing drums on their 2012 self-titled EP and on tour dates in subsequent years.[54][11] He was also the bassist on Reigning Sound's 2014 album Shattered, and embarked on a tour with the group.[13][55] He played bass and contributed vocals on the single "It Was Wrong to Love You" by The Jay Vons plus members of Reigning Sound, recorded at Daptone Records.[56] Trokan served as bassist and co-engineer on The Jay Vons' 2019 LP The Word.[52][57] 2019 also saw Trokan touring with The Jay Vons, as well as playing guitar and touring with Lee Fields & The Expressions.[58][59]

In 2017, while touring with fellow Daptone Records artist Charles Bradley, Trokan re-connected with Jim Eno (a friend Trokan had known since his 20’s) of Spoon, one of the most critically acclaimed rock acts of the 21st century so far.[24][60][61][62] To fill the role of departing bassist Rob Pope, Spoon recruited Trokan in 2019 to tour with them, and in 2021 Trokan became the band's official bass player. [63][64][5] He joined the band in recording the Matador Records 2022 release, Lucifer on the Sofa.[65][66][67] In 2023, he shared in the Best Rock Album Grammy nomination Spoon received for that album.[6]

Trokan onstage in Santa Ana, California on August 26, 2025

Trokan embarked on solo and additional projects as well during this time. In July of 2022, he released an EP of solo work, Hey Lovers, on Daptone Records.[68] He recorded as the bass musician on Lee Fields' 2022 album Sentimental Fool, also on Daptone Records.[69] Trokan opened for Fields during the tour for that album, and has continued to tour with Lee Fields & the Expressions.[70][71]

In August of 2024, Trokan released Do You Still Think Of Me, his first full-length solo LP, on Wick, an imprint of Daptone Records.[72][73][74] Trokan wrote and produced the album, which was recorded by Daptone Records co-founder and Dap-Kings bandleader Gabe Roth (a.k.a. Bosco Mann) at Roth's studio in Riverside, CA, and at Daptone's House of Soul in Brooklyn. Described as "spaghetti soul rock" reminiscent of "late-’60s AM radio," the songs feature him on guitars and lead vocals, as well as some keyboard and percussion.[2][15][73] The album attracted favorable reviews. [2][72][15][75] Globally-recognized radio station KEXP added Do You Still Think of Me to rotation, after which the album charted at #49 on the station’s Top 90. [76][77][78][79]

Following release of the album, Trokan toured with fellow Daptone musicians The Budos Band, as well as members of The Jay Vons and Reigning Sound.[80][16][81]

Trokan continues to tour as a solo artist, as well as to record, collaborate, and perform with Spoon and other musicians.[82][83]

Discography

Album Release year Artist Role Citation
"New Evil" / "Love Underground" 2003 Robbers on High Street Songwriting, lead vocals, guitar, keyboard [84][85]
Fine Lines 2004 Robbers on High Street Songwriting, lead vocals, guitar, keyboard [33]
Tree City 2005 Robbers on High Street Songwriting, lead vocals, guitar, keyboard [38][37]
The Fatalist and Friends 2006 Robbers on High Street Songwriting, lead vocals, guitar, keyboard [86][87][88]
Grand Animals 2007 Robbers on High Street Songwriting, lead vocals, guitar, keyboard, drums [4]
"Maybe I Loved You" / "Never Take Me Back" 2010 The Jay Vons Bass, vocals [89]
“Electric Eye” / “Face in the Fog" 2010 Robbers on High Street Songwriting, lead vocals, guitar, production [90]
Hey There Golden Hair 2011 Robbers on High Street Songwriting, lead vocals, production [45]
Abdication…For Your Love 2011 Reigning Sound Bass [91]
Anything Could Happen 2012 Robbers on High Street Songwriting, lead vocals, production [92]
Boy Morgan 2012 Boy Morgan Drums [54]
“Night Was Stealing From the Sun” / “Days Undone" 2013 The Jay Vons Bass, vocals [93]
Shattered 2014 Reigning Sound Bass [13]
“It Was Wrong to Love You” / “Ghoulin’" 2015 The Jay Vons Bass, vocals [56]
“Want You Tomorrow” 2017 The Jay Vons Bass, vocals [94][95]
“Too Far Gone” / “Turn Back You Fool" 2018 Benny Trokan Songwriting, lead vocals, twelve-string guitar [96]
The Word 2019 Reigning Sound Bass, engineering [52][57]
“Get It In the End” / “You Don’t Get Me Down" 2021 Benny Trokan Songwriting, lead vocals, guitar [97]
Hey Lovers 2022 Benny Trokan Lead vocals, twelve-string guitar [68]
Sentimental Fool 2022 Lee Fields Bass [9]
Lucifer on the Sofa 2022 Spoon Bass [65][66][67]
Do You Still Think of Me 2024 Benny Trokan Songwriting, lead vocals, guitars, keyboards, percussion, production [73][72][15][2]
Chateau Blues 2025 Spoon Bass, songwriting [82][98]

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