New Single From Remedy Tree – Beyond What I Can See.
Remedy Tree, one of the Southeast’s hottest rising acts, has just released a powerful new single titled Beyond What I Can See. This heartfelt track delves into the emotional highs and lows of chasing a dream, capturing feelings of longing, self-doubt, and the struggles that come with pursuing something greater.
Adding even more depth to the song is the incredible Jason Carter, who is featured on the track, bringing his signature sound to the haunting blend of bluegrass, folk, and Americana influences. Beyond What I Can See speaks to the universal yearning for something just out of reach, a feeling that resonates deeply with listeners everywhere.
Beyond What I Can See is a song about longing. It speaks to the ups and downs of chasing a dream and the struggles and sadness that come with it at times. Anxiety can creep in, and self-doubt can run amuck. Still in the end that place beyond the horizon, still calls to you, and the race is never ending – Gabriel Acevedo.
Remedy Tree features Gabriel Acevedo on lead vocal and acoustic guitar, Abigail Acevedo harmony vocal and bass, Nathan Beaumont on 5-string banjo, Bryce Griffin on harmony vocal and mandolin), and special guest Jason Carter on the fiddle. This track showcases the band’s dynamic musicianship and heartfelt storytelling.
Beyond What I Can See is available now on all digital platforms here.
Fans can also catch Remedy Tree live on tour as they continue to bring their distinct blend of bluegrass, folk, and Appalachian spirit to stages across the country.
To learn more about Remedy Tree, please visit the Remedy Tree website.
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More about Remedy Tree:
Founded in 2015, Remedy Tree is a bluegrass band based in the great state of Florida. Known for their innovative sound that fuses bluegrass with folk and Appalachian old-time influences, Remedy Tree has earned a reputation as one of the genre’s most exciting new acts. The band features Gabriel Acevedo (vocals and guitar), Abigail Acevedo (vocals and bass), Bryce Griffin (mandolin), and Nathan Beaumont (banjo). They have shared the stage with legends such as Peter Rowan, Rhonda Vincent, Ricky Skaggs, and The SteelDrivers.
