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For Five Years Big Tree Wandered Back And Forth Across The Country Building Homes On Both East And West Coasts While Spreading Music To Everyone In Between. In January Of 2012 Big Tree Ended Up In Berkeley CA And Hasn't Left Since Quickly Becoming A Staple Of The Blossoming Bay Area Music Scene. Big Tree's Music Has Spanned Two Full Length Records Two EP’s And Their Latest Self-Release My How You’ve Grown Provides A Snapshot Of The Band Moving Into The Next Stage Of Their Evolution. Kaila McIntyre-Bader Vox Keys Anna Ghezzi Vox Percussion Luke Bace Bass Vox Dan Pirello Guitar And Matt Schory Drums Create Songs That Have Been Called "anthemic " "luscious " And "stunning " And Tap Into Organic Folk Greasy Blues And Ambient Indie Rock. After 5 Years Of Near Constant Performing Big Tree's Live Show Stands Alone In It's Own Right Taking The Audience On A Journey That Starts With The Bopping Of Heads And The Tugging Of Heart-Strings And Often Ends With A Sweaty Dance Party And Raucous Sing-Alongs. My How We’ve Grown Will Be Released September 17th 2013 With West And East Coast Tour Dates To Follow Including A Performance At The CMJ Music Marathon In NYC. Little EP Is A Barefoot Walk On Warm Soil Where So Many Others Are Trips To IKEA. If There Is One Argument Against The Over-Tinkered Immaculacy That Pervades So Much Pop Music Little EP Is It.”
-The Deli SF /11.06.2012 The Instrumentals Are Like One Collective Gust Of Wind Rushing In To Sweep You Off Your Feet And Twirl You Around In The Whirlwind That Is Big Tree’s Luscious Indie Rock Groove. There’s Something Stunning About Big Tree’s Style It’s Organic Yet Classic But Slightly Stripped Down Just Enough So Each Element Shines Through.”
– Indie Shuffle /11.07.2012 read less