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The Meadow Project (2023)

One Lost Tree's second project is a mellower line up with a more serene meadowy feel to it.

In 2022, One Lost Tree found itself still without any definite kind of "sound" (besides Pink Floyd). But we have established a tradition at the OwlFest Music Festival - of performing first on Saturday morning, enabling us to engage the audience in some spiritual way - thru breathing and stretching. etc. (Yoga had already been booked!) 

 

For 2023, One Lost Tree blesses the Blue Mountain Meadow with more breathing and chant and meditation.

 

The Meadow Project is a collection of newer material, written and collaborated in a way to draw in the audience to experience the "Heavy Meadow". There is also one fun cover of a classic tune.

Suddenly Nothing

This song was born in the surreality of Burning Man and is about  the moment a new nothingness sets in. Image Wiley Coyote running off a cliff; that moment of realizing there is no earth below him. 

 

The simple initial progression became the vibe - became everything about this song. The title and the vibe was all i had.​Over time this jam became it's current four stage form. Lastly, a friend Robert Davis created epic lyrics to just the music and the title.  A personal favorite.​​

Suddenly Nothing
00:00 / 05:25

It Starts

A collaborative creation that started as a simple song, one chord,  But over time became a sensory progressive three part journey celebrating the beginnings of things, projects, relationships, life.

lyrics by Robert Davis.​

It Starts
00:00 / 05:59

Between the pages

Song about two story book fantasy personalities falling in love.

For the first time One Lost Tree recorded and puplished a song written by someone else.  But that someone else is Robert Davis whom wrote the lyrics to It Starts and Suddenly Nothing.

The storytelling and deliberate progression has made this song a band favorite.  We are already working on a part 2!

Between the Pages
00:00 / 05:27

Sad Steve

Fun writing exersize making each phrase progressively worse.  While we did not succeed entirely, the song tells a very very sad (but hilarious) story.

Sad Steve
00:00 / 05:54

© 2023 by One Lost Tree

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