I can't stop listening to this song. Amazing

The first song that Tree had made to sign with Apollo Records.

Released around October 22nd, 2012 (Exact date unknown)

Day Gone

Thundercat – For Love I Come (Tree Bootleg)

Originally posted June 11th, 2011

Original description read as follows:
This is a sweet and simple little track made for the people.

Rising Phoenix (ft.Kirsten Rosenberg & Shelf Nunny)

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 June 20, 2010

First known collaboration between Tree (then known as "Kryph") and Getter.

Shattered Fractal (ft. Getter)

Originally released January 2nd, 2012

Cover is thought to have been drawn by Drew Grasso

An Apology

An Apology (ft. Lena Kuhn & Haven Dlott)

Uploaded on May 12th, 2011, Tree, who then still went by Kryph, worked with Getter to create a remix of Clint Eastwood by Gorillaz.

Clint Eastwood - Gorillaz (Getter & tree remix) UNMASTERED

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]

Originally released November 4th, 2010

Track recovered by fromthegecko#3267

Gaining Momentum - Single

Gaining Momentum (prod. Samson Stillwell) [Explicit]

Originally posted on November 26, 2010

No original description

Deliberate Decisions

Track was originally released August 29, 2010 at 10:56 PM

Artifact was recovered by https://www.youtube.com/c/Zepku

Gentle Giant (Ft. Time Flux)

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In the time of 2014-2015, most of Tree Collaborations' artwork was forcibly removed from much of the internet in a series of unlistings, deletions, and similar acts collectively dubbed "The Forest Fire".

The directive of The Ashwood Project is to collect and preserve what scraps we can find originating from Tree Collaborations, so that others may still discover the wonders of this now passed organization for themselves. Or, so that fans of the group may see/hear their favorite pieces online.

"Tree Collaborations is a multimedia art collective out of San Francisco's Underground. A project built to push creation for the sake of tapping into the sacred side of things. This family of young artists creates everything from music to films, street art to animations, and a clothing line. Tree Collaborations is a multilayered creative movement."

The core of the Ashwood Project is a handful of fans that have been following Tree's works since they started in the early 2010s, and have been collecting pieces ever since. Though, membership is open to anyone who has recovered a piece of media from the Tree era, or simply supports our cause.

If you have any artifact that we are not showcasing here, please consider messaging us -- We will be happy to credit you.

This page has no affiliation with any artist showcased through these works.

An Apology (ft. Lena Kuhn & Haven Dlott)

The Ashwood Project

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