A Million Lies

Off Guard

Idiots

Call Me

A new track that me and Kryph have been working on for awhile Kirsten and him are on the chorus and he came up with the rap yesterday. Almost all of the synths are sampled from Kryph's yamaha DX7. Hop[ you enjoy it

Awkword...& tree - Session ft. Kirsten Rosenberg

Wake Up (ft.Kasbo)

READ > https://inverted-audio.com/premiere-jonnnah-consume-me

French producer Pierre Paumier returns as @jonnnah with his new LP What They Left on Second End Records, a wintry blend of dub techno, bass, ambient, and slowed breakbeat textures. Among its standout moments, “Consume Me” drifts from a foggy dub techno haze into an understated downtempo groove, carrying a subtle trip-hop mood that feels both welcoming and quietly mysterious. It plays like an interlude in an open-ended game world - more about wandering through its soft, uncharted spaces than reaching any particular destination.

Jonnnah - Consume Me [Second End Records]

Let's keep it One hun...

One of Tree's earliest tracks and collaborations, originally posted December 30th, 2010

Original description is thought to have read:
Me raping and singing on a beat i made with my friend. Enjoy :)

Once It's Gone (ft. Samsom Stilwell & Dready Black)

Originally posted October 26th, 2010

The metadata of this track suggests it's part of "Oliver Nickell's Album". As to whether this album actually exists is unknown.

This track is also known to have been named "Kryph on the Mic" and/or "COS".

Oliver Nickell's Album

World Wide (Prod. Samson Stilwell) [Explicit]

Splitting Branches was Oliver Tree’s first album after (somewhat) retiring the name Kryph, now going under the name Tree. The album was self-released and featured some of Oliver Tree’s childhood friends like Shelf Nunny and also then girlfriend Kirsten Rosenberg.

I don't own any of these songs.

(https://genius.com/albums/Oliver-tree/Splitting-branches)

Tree - From Reds to Blues (ft. Aeropsia)

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