TREEHOUSE is a genre-bending fever dream of memory, madness, and melody. Across 12 unpredictable tracks, the album moves between childhood echoes, surreal alter egos, and glitchy nostalgia — all filtered through hypnotic beats, absurdist lyricism, and bursts of raw emotion. It opens with “Treehouse,” a wistful nod to innocent escape, then plunges headfirst into the absurd bravado of “Con Quisto Man.” “Backyard” and “Foon” bring a psychedelic twist to suburban daydreams, while “CD” spins a heartbreak tale over a broken disc and broken trust. The gritty anthem “Garbage” is an ironic middle finger wrapped in a banger, followed by “Bubble Wrench,” a chaotic industrial groove with sigma-level swagger. “19” is the emotional core — a coming-of-age confessional soaked in scars and survival. With “Tempo 86” the tempo slows, dripping in retro synths and late-night wanderings. “Slicked Back Dreams” drips with noir aesthetics and dreamlike haze. The standout feature “CPR (feat. Spooky Steve)” injects ghostly vocals into an eerie electronic pulse, before the closer “Let Me See You Do Your Thing” explodes in a confident, liberated finale. Unapologetically weird, deeply personal, and weirdly catchy — TREEHOUSE isn’t just an album. It’s a world you fall into. Or maybe it falls into you.

Let Me See You Do Your Thing

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