Lost In The Trees' new album, Past Life, comes out Feb. 18. DL Anderson/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Past Life
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Lost in the Trees
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Lost In The Trees On World Cafe
Clockwise from upper left: St. Vincent, Bruce Springsteen, Damien Jurado, Maria Linden of I Break Horses Courtesy of the artists hide caption
Lost in the Trees performs on KCRW. KCRW hide caption
Lost in the Trees, performing live at the Black Cat in Washington, D.C. Shantel Mitchell hide caption
Listen to Lost In The Trees In Concert
Lost In The Trees perform at Le Poisson Rouge in New York City on April 11, 2012. AJ Wilhelm for NPR hide caption
A Church That Fits Our Needs is Lost In The Trees' second album, a tribute to the late mother of frontman Ari Picker (second from left). Annalee Harkins/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Lost In The Trees' new album, A Church That Fits Our Needs, comes out March 20. Annalee Harkins/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Moment One
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Clockwise from bottom left: Gotye, White Rabbits, Jana Hunter from Lower Dens, Leonard Cohen. Courtesy of the artists hide caption
Ari Picker of Lost In The Trees. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Lost In The Trees on Mountain Stage. Brian Blauser/Courtesy of Brian Blauser hide caption
Lost In The Trees On Mountain Stage
This shot captures me (left) speaking with singer-songwriter and now novelist Josh Ritter (right) about his upcoming book Bright's Passage in part of Interactive SXSW. Michael Katzif/NPR hide caption
Lost in the Trees plays orchestral folk -- and the "orchestral" part is no afterthought. courtesy of the artist hide caption
Ari Picker (the redhead second from left) is the creative force behind Lost in the Trees. D.L. Anderson hide caption