Tall Trees Rising, is the fusion band of electronic and rock/acoustic sounds. We can operate as a solo acoustic act, duo or a semi-acoustic trio, as well as the full six piece fusion band. We write all our own material, but also incorporate covers depending on what is required. We feel our versatility is an asset, ranging from playing at Christian festivals to cross-cultural ones, performing at a reception or leading the praise and worship at weddings, acoustic background cafe-style, to leading worship in Anglican churches to non/denominational ones. In short, we like to think we can bring something for everyone and every event. Watch us here in action with our first short promotional video:

As TTR's lead vocalist, song-writer and guitarist with nearly 20 years experience of writing songs, Tracey's performances are energetic and engaging and to be likened to that of Annie Lenox, Alanis Morisette and Bjork in delivery. The electronic factor is headed up by Bristol based Phill Kay, whose influences include Massive Attack, Portishead, Leftfield and others.
Says Dylan Thomas, Founder of Grace Festival in Glastonbury,
“Any other band who described themselves as ‘Christian, Trip Hop, Pop, Rock, Soul’, would probably end up nothing more than horribly confused, but there is a connecting theme with the Trees – a thread of passion, a singularity of message and heart, that somehow draws on all their varied, and at times seemingly conflicting, influences and creates a beauty, a clarity even, which is much, much, greater than the sum of its parts.
If you’ve not experienced the Tall Trees Rising effect live, then do what you can to walk around that astonishing list of styles and influences, and get through the door of a gig as soon as possible. You won’t be disappointed, and I can almost guarantee you’ll spend a good part of the evening wondering why you’ve never been into a Christian-Trip Hop-Pop-Rock-Soul band before!"

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http://www.tall-trees-rising.co.uk