A project that revolves heavily around the challenges of mental heath

Rare Piece I

“‘Purple’ is the sound of acceptance — the moment you stop forcing yourself into shapes you were never meant to fit. Hopeful, imperfect, and alive, it’s the Rare Piece trilogy’s anthem of self-love through struggle.”

Purple

Old Fleetwood” is a heartfelt, introspective ballad that drifts between memory and melody. With a warm, guitar-driven core and lyrics that nod to classic rock storytelling, Jacob Tree weaves imagery of resilience, heartbreak, and time’s passing — even tipping his hat to Fleetwood Mac’s legacy with subtle lyrical references. The track balances vulnerability and grit, carrying a sense of longing while still finding strength in moving forward. Both nostalgic and refreshingly raw, “Old Fleetwood” feels like paging through a worn journal and finding truths that still echo today.

Old Fleetwood

Grace’ is rebellion wrapped in gold — a confession, a comeback, and a middle finger to conformity. I fell, but I landed glowing. From the Rare Piece trilogy.”

Grace

“‘Clock In, Clock Out’ is an anthem for everyone stuck in the grind — the paycheck cycles, the bills, and the burnout. Written after another shift in Texas heat, it’s part of the Rare Piece trilogy’s look at modern survival.”

Clock In, Clock Out

“‘Party’s Over’ is the moment the lights come on and the truth shows itself. Guns, guilt, and the fallout of a night gone wrong — a cinematic confession from the Rare Piece trilogy.”

Party’s Over

Grunge, pop , guitar, grandiose

A song about reflecting life, and the metaphorical citadel that is used as tower to view life below, questioning whether to jump or not

The Citadel

“‘Rivers (Outro)’ is peace after the storm — a Texas night, a porch, and the quiet acceptance that not all roads need destinations. The closing piece to the Rare Piece trilogy’s second chapter.”

Rivers (Outro)

“‘35’ is a night-drive confession. Fired from my job, lost in Texas heat, and searching for something to feel again. It’s the sound of rebellion, lust, and escape — part of the Rare Piece trilogy.”

rap, pop, 808, 90s guitar

A quirky, upbeat, yet cathartic song about the mundane sameness of everyday city life

Spinnin

90s Guitar, Grunge, pop, catchy, rap 

This song was written at a very dark period in my life, where I was on the verge of a divorce, and was threatened by someone with a gun…the person happened to be the one my husband was cheating on me with while we were figuring out our issues. I went to therapy for help, only to be heavily gaslit by my doctors and my own husband…I just had pills prescribed and told it happens…
I wrote this hoping someone out there can relate.

Help!

“‘Fast’ is the reckless heartbeat of the Rare Piece trilogy — about attraction you can’t have, temptation you can’t resist, and moments that move too quick to last. Late-night drives, tequila kisses, and all the things you shouldn’t feel but do.”

Fast

Jacob Tree // Queer alt-pop rooted in the South.
I write, and edit everything myself — from lyrics to final mix. My songs start as journal entries, turn into voice memos, and end as emotional songs.
I don’t play instruments, but I use my voice and software to build sonic memory-scapes.

I make music for the ones who cry in their cars and still show up for work.
Raised in the South, shaped by heartbreak, healing, and holy chaos.

Rare Piece I

Jacobtree