Of The Trees expands his creative universive with new album ‘Moonglade Park’

Of The Trees releases his new concept album ‘Moonglade Park’ while preparing for the return of Camp Alderwild in 2026.

Few artists in bass music have committed to world-building quite like Of The Trees. The Denver-based producer, born Tyler Coombs, has spent the last several years carefully cultivating a universe that stretches far beyond the stage. With his new studio album, ‘Moonglade Park’, out February 13, 2026 via Memory Palace, that universe finally feels fully realized.

From the opening notes of “Park Entrance (Intro)” to the closing moments of “Park Exit (Outro),” ‘Moonglade Park’ is crafted to be experienced as one continuous journey. The album is a concept-first body of work rooted in environmental preservation, intentional living, and escapism through imagination. As Coombs puts it, the record feels like his first truly “complete” release—a culmination of the “highest highs and the lowest lows” of a transformative period in his life.

Sonically, the album bridges downtempo electronica, cinematic ambient, and experimental hip-hop with a level of care that feels radical in 2026. The EARTHGANG-assisted “Look Into My Eyes” is a standout fusion moment, pairing Of The Trees’ immersive low-end with the duo’s cosmic lyricism. Meanwhile, “Afterlight” featuring Elohim and co-produced with FLY floats with haunting vulnerability, and “Acadia” with Player Dave leans into emotive, textured sound design that longtime fans will instantly recognize.

One of the most poignant moments arrives with “I See A Fire,” which reunites him with Sophie Marks for a reflective meditation on memory and growth. Each collaboration is a carefully placed chapter in his larger narrative arc. Fans will recognize the previously released “Dolori,” which now reads as an emotional blueprint at the intersection of introspection and cinematic sound design.

But what truly sets ‘Moonglade Park’ apart is how it extends beyond audio into a living ecosystem. The accompanying digital “national park” serves as a storytelling hub, deepening the album’s mythology and extending its world beyond the music itself. In an era of disposable content, Of The Trees offers fans something intentional to feed their souls.

Fans can soon experience the tangible expression of ‘Moonglade Park’ in the return of Camp Alderwild on August 28–29, 2026 in Telluride, Colorado. More than a festival, Camp Alderwild is the physical manifestation of the album; it’s a gathering rooted in sustainability, exploration, and community.

Featured image courtesy Frankie Zarantonello.

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Ashley

I’ve been a part of the dance music scene for nearly a decade and with Exron for more than half of that time. My first event was Diplo’s Mad Decent but these days you’ll find me at Club Space or the Brooklyn Mirage. Some of my top artists are G Jones, Tipper, Of The Trees, and CharlestheFirst. My favorite genres are techno, experimental bass, and ambient but I’ll get down to anything with a beat!

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