The Gardener & The Tree – huge talent from Switzerland/Australia
Check out their new Video “Postcards”: http://bit.ly/Postcards_Vevo
Release EP “Mossbo”: 15th September 2017
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Biography The Gardener & The Tree (CH/AUS)
With the release of their new single «Postcards», The Gardener & The Tree pick up right where they
left things after the release of their «Revolution EP» back in 2014. Their EP «Mossbo», set to be
released in Autumn, will be accompanied by electrifying guitar riffs, explosive drum beats and musical
intricacies to create a raw, emotional mood that sets the listener free. The 5-track piece will greet
listeners to an entirely new side as well, showing change, turbulence and calm. It shows a picture with
many facades and faces, which set a mood until the very end.
«Mossbo», Sweden. A time and a place that changed the band forever. A time and a place where the
world as they knew it would never be the same again. Although the band had planned to return home
from Sweden with new songs, the far North granted them much, much more. The solitude of the place
instilled in them a sense of profound tranquillity and of unexpected wisdom. It was an experience that
would lead them back to Switzerland with a newfound vigour and a newfound meaning. Out of this
experience emerged the new songs, representing not just the magnitude of it all, but also the
harmony.
«Mama’s Guitar». It was in the far reaches of Australia where Manuel Felder learned not just to sing,
but to let his voice fly, and it was upon his wings that this story of a life dedicated to music takes flight.
Over the next few years, he was joined by Patrik Muggli, Patrick Fet and Daniel Fet, forming a band
that didn’t read music, but felt it instead; creating and experimenting, like only few can and in 2015,
Philippe Jüttner and his skills on the bass guitar, joined their ranks. Their talents shape the music until
today.
„Life is like a waterfall – what comes down goes around“
Fans: Alabama Shakes, Kings Of Leon, The Lumineers
Band: Manuel Felder, Patrick Fet, Daniel Fet, Patrik Muggli, Philippe Jüttner
Instruments: Vocals, Keys, Drums, Guitar, Bass
