Although Seed to Tree official began life in 2010, it was in 2011 when their popularity grew and the band virtually became resident at Luxembourg’s Irish pub The Pyg, proving popular with punters and triggering a buzz around them.
It was then that Seed to Tree turned over a new leaf becoming more serious in their approach, their act, song-writing and performing bigger gigs to a more diverse public.
It all paid off, as the band recorded their first EP released September 2012. The year ended triumphantly with the release of the band's first single "Broken Down" that went on to spend an amazing 16 weeks in the Luxembourg national charts.
2013 proved to be an incredible year for the band; 2 new ‘branches’ were added to the tree in the form of a keyboard player and a bassist before the quintet played virtually all the major Luxembourg festivals including the biggest of the all - main stage of Rock-A-Field. In the same year Seed to Tree released two more singles from their EP "What Would You Do?" and "Pine cone". Both songs achieved a lot of airplay and did well in Luxembourg charts.
The band was also chosen to represent Luxembourg for the Greater Region (France, Belgium, Germany and Luxembourg) Multipistes project helping to support and train promising local talent.
2014 began in the same light proving that Seed to Tree are not about to lose steam! They played several exciting concerts and festivals both in Luxembourg and abroad and supported acts such as Jacco Gardner and Kodaline. A fourth single "Lonely Leader" was released by popular demand as it already received a lot of airplay without the band promoting it! The song reached 11 in the national charts.
At the end of August Seed to Tree went to La Chapelle Studios in Belgium to record their first album “Wandering” released at the Rockhal, Luxembourg’s largest venue, in 2015.
2015 achievements included the first single “Take My Hand” from the album, which received great reviews and proved a popular radio song both in Luxembourg and abroad, and opening acts for international artists such as Juli, Villagers and Starsailor.
Seed to Tree also recently clinched an international distribution deal with Believe Digital, a major international online music distributor encompassing artist and label services, resulting in a rapidly growing audience in Germany.
Seed to Tree released in February 2016 a second single from their album, “Until It Gets Better” together with a professionally produced video.
Most recently the band works with German booking agent “Ton-e Records”.
Although Seed to Tree official began life in 2010, it was in 2011 when their popularity grew and the band virtually became resident at Luxembourg’s Irish pub The Pyg, proving popular with punters and triggering a buzz around them.
It was then that Seed to Tree turned over a new leaf becoming more serious in their approach, their act, song-writing and performing bigger gigs to a more diverse public.
It all paid off, as the band recorded their first EP released September 2012. The year ended triumphantly with the release of the band's first single "Broken Down" that went on to spend an amazing 16 weeks in the Luxembourg national charts.
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