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Adam Sullivan and The Trees New York, New York
It has been said that in New York, you're either at the top of the world or tumbling off the Brooklyn Bridge – continuously caught between the rising and the falling. It is this life lived in midair that informs the driving melancholy of Adam Sullivan and The Trees. Soaring seamlessly between driving synth rock and indie folk, the band floats between unabashedly cheerful and starkly honest. ... more
Adam Sullivan and The Trees recommends:
The Room Is Spinning Faster
by Adam Sullivan
Adam's second full-length album, produced by John Mark Painter (Ben Folds) is full of upbeat indie piano rock tunes and mellow musings on loss and isolation - a winning combination!!
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Your Shadow & Everything In Between
by Adam Sullivan
This departure EP, produced by Kieran Kelly (Angus and Julia Stone), is less piano, more sparse rock - topped off with Brian Wilson background vocals. This is a markedly different side of Adam!!
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You Don't Have the Heart
by Adam Sullivan
This EP is Adam at his most vulnerable. Heartbreaking reflections sung to melodic piano, poignant cello, and the occasional ukulele.
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