Three on the Tree’s sophomore album Inkom is a raw, high-energy blend of country, rock, jamgrass, and spaghetti western sounds, recorded in Salt Lake City with producer Mike Sasich at Man vs. Music Studios. Written in Inkom, Idaho, the album captures the band’s expansive mix of influences, from Appalachian folk on tracks like “Blue Ridge Run” to the Australian-inspired feel of “How Everything Was,” and the dusty, desert vibe of “Candy Flips.”

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The band’s sound comes from a shared connection that spans continents—Salt Lake City, North Carolina, and Australia. Members found their way together through different mediums, from childhood friendships to Reddit posts looking for pickers. Despite being scattered across the globe, the members have forged a tight bond, and that chemistry is what gives Inkom its edge. The album feels like a road trip, with songs that explore the feeling of hitting the open road, both literally and metaphorically. It’s an album about taking chances, chasing dreams, and embracing the freedom to roam.

With Inkom, Three on the Tree pulls from a range of musical influences without getting boxed in by any one style. They share the genre-blending spirit of Sturgill Simpson and the storytelling of Tyler Childers, but they also bring their own sound. From the upbeat anthem “How Many Tomorrows,” which captures the feeling of living in the moment, to the laid-back, almost effortless vibe of “How Everything Was,” written by Australian member Josh Grosser, Inkom brings together a mix of sounds and emotions that feel real and unforced.

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At its core, Inkom is about staying true to who you are, no matter where you come from. It’s the pride and excitement of pushing boundaries, and the joy of finding your place on the road. The songs on Inkom are for anyone who’s ever felt the call to get out there, explore, and live life on their own terms.

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For fans of Americana, country-rock, and jamgrass, Inkom is an album that stands on its own. Three on the Tree has crafted something that’s gritty, adventurous, and full of heart—a record that proves that no matter where you are, music can bring you together.

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Catalog #: WMR2408