The Trees are pleased to present their new CD East West Center World. The album is entirely in English and is the prelude to their new CD Well Rounder which is soon to be released. The work consists of eight tracks with most of them being electronic with the exception of the ballad, Damned and the instrumental traditional song Center World. The sound is the evolution from Turning Leaves, the experimental part of their previous work Cherry Blossom. Among the six original songs the album features covers from REM and Damien Rice, both of which are completely reinterpreted. The project features collaborations with Jennifer Gray, who is a talented singer from Cleveland, OH and Paolo Pansera, a brilliant photographer from Bergamo, Italy who gives his own interpretation of the music of the band through his pictures taken from the East side of the globe.
The opening track Dead Raccoon is the testimony of a mind status. It was written in Washington, DC, while sitting on the stairs of the Lincoln Memorial, similar to Mont Martre from the first CD which was written while sitting on stairs in Paris, watching the city go by. All of the other songs are love stories which talk about human discoveries and searching for love.
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