Tree

TVXQ · 2014

69 min · 16 tracks · K-pop · R&B

A vibrant blend of K-pop melodies and R&B grooves, showcasing dynamic vocal harmonies and emotional depth.

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Why this album works

Best for: dynamic vocal harmonies throughout wave-like pacing with resolution uplifting anthems for motivation
Context: Released on March 5, 2014, 'Tree' is TVXQ's seventh studio album and marks their return after a challenging period of lineup changes and military service. This album comes three years after their last release 'Catch Me' in 2012, positioning them as a duo after the departure of member JYJ. It reflects their resilience and artistic growth in the competitive K-pop landscape.
If you like: K-pop, R&B

Tree is an album by TVXQ, released in 2014. A vibrant blend of K-pop melodies and R&B grooves, showcasing dynamic vocal harmonies and emotional depth. 'Tree' debuted at number one on the Gaon Album Chart and received positive reviews for its diverse sound, contributing to TVXQ's continued status as leading figures in K-pop. The album's single 'Something' became especially popular, further solidifying their influence in the genre and showcasing their ability to evolve musically while maintaining commercial success. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Tree sound like?

A vibrant blend of K-pop melodies and R&B grooves, showcasing dynamic vocal harmonies and emotional depth. Rooted in K-pop and R&B.

What makes Tree by TVXQ notable?

'Tree' debuted at number one on the Gaon Album Chart and received positive reviews for its diverse sound, contributing to TVXQ's continued status as leading figures in K-pop. The album's single 'Something' became especially popular, further solidifying their influence in the genre and showcasing their ability to evolve musically while maintaining commercial success. Released on March 5, 2014, 'Tree' is TVXQ's seventh studio album and marks their return after a challenging period of lineup changes and military service. This album comes three years after their last release 'Catch Me' in 2012, positioning them as a duo after the departure of member JYJ. It reflects their resilience and artistic growth in the competitive K-pop landscape.

Who is Tree for?

Tree works well if you're into dynamic vocal harmonies throughout, wave-like pacing with resolution and uplifting anthems for motivation.

How many songs are on Tree?

Tree has 16 tracks, running approximately 69 minutes.