“ Remedy Tree from St. Augustine was a pleasant surprise. I had not seen this band before. They bill themselves as a mix of bluegrass, old time, and Americana with a progressive edge. They are all of this and more, but are far more traditional sounding than they give themselves credit for. Give this band a listen when you get the chance.”
“Remedy Tree slows things down for this holiday song, with beautiful harmonizing and meaningful lyrics. With the song named after a state of being pleasantly lost in one's thoughts, the words translate well at a time when so many people in our town, state, and world are feeling stressed from overwork, commitments, and so much more.” - Dace Kosciolek
“They showcase some really good old time fiddling and music” - Bill Warren
“There is a fresh new sound in the air. I have heard only a few times. Its the new sounds from our youth. Taken in by the sounds of yesterday. Remedy Tree has blended the new with the traditional and has brought forth a new generation of music. I was impressed by their sound and their performance. The crowd loved them. I'm a still receiving comments about their performance. I want to send a shout out to the group for your performance at the 40th Annual High Springs Pioneer Days Event. I see the a bright future for these young musicians. ”
— Michael Loveday, High Springs Music Coordinator
Remedy Tree on the Bluegrass Standard
“Narrow was excited to have Remedy Tree perform at one of our Sing Out Loud Festival after parties , and they deliver a great live show! ”
Remedy Tree on the Narrow Magazine:
Remedy Tree on Old City Life Magazine:
““Remedy Tree are a band blazing their own trail in the field of indie Americana. A little bit of bluegrass, some indie attitude and combination of male and female vocals reminiscent of ages past mix together for a modern and traditional sound all on one. With a full length recently released this group is making themselves a regular name locally. ””
— Bleeding Tree Entertainment