The sound? Think nostalgia dipped in neon—lo-fi heartache with hi-fi polish—wrapped in a synth-heavy hug with glimpses of off-beat skanking, all seen through a soft-focus lens.
Deep Trees is the curated musical project of songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Summer Redko, who got her start as a sound engineer in recording studios supporting major and independent labels, with a growing collection of film and TV credits quietly building behind the scenes. There’s a cosmic yearning in her work, and a refusal to ever call a track “done.”
Her debut EP, Smoking in Airports, is a delicate balance of digital and human. Collaborating with standout musicians like drummer Nik Hughes (Bush, Andy Grammer, Puddle of Mudd), bassist Luca Giachi (Sony/BMG, Universal), and horn player Victor Mejia (when the stars—and budgets—align), the music traces heartbreak, euphoria, and that weird shimmer of nostalgia you get watching old home movies.
Follow for the vibes, stay for the feels.
