"Tree of us" is the trio formed by Marco Brovelli (bass), Andrea Bordone (drums), and Michele Sfirra (guitar). The band's roots are in rock music from the second half of the 1990s, a period during which the trio members performed their original compositions throughout Northern Italy.
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Marco Brovelli (Red Bargetta - T-Red) and Andrea Bordone, along with Michele Sfirra (Flag), formed the trio named "Tree of Us" after several LP and EP releases, deciding to concentrate their artistic energies and creativity in the recording studio. What distinguishes the band today is the desire to open up their writing and recording process to other artists, allowing the music of Tree of Us, which ranges from acoustic ballads to grunge rides, to mix and contaminate through various collaborations, some of which are international.
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In 2021, the trio released the double EP "Play It Loud," which was born out of two different recording sessions mixed by Pasquale Vitali at Astudio and distributed by the More Than Indie Records label. In total, Play It Loud contains eleven tracks: seven in the first half with a Britpop sound, and four in the second half that are more distinctly blues rock. This variety of genres and sounds was made possible in part by the participation of Alex Balfe, a 1999-born Londoner who was contacted by the band and came to Italy for the first time, to the recording studio on Lake Maggiore, to participate in the finalization of the lyrics and to record vocal lines. In fact, Alex lends his voice in the EP "Play It Loud Part 1."
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The second EP release, "Play It Loud Part 2," features the rock single "Dirty Road," an expression of the group's rock origins, and three ballads with simple musical structures. The four tracks were well interpreted by singer Rudiger Duffy, who recorded his vocal parts in his own studio in Los Angeles.
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The third EP, "Play It Loud Part 3," will contain the latest unreleased compositions dating back to the same recording sessions and will feature the participation of Nicola Buzzetti "Heavymeal" as the singer and Emanuele Pescia "Lehel P." on keyboards and piano.
