Field recordings from the Pacific Northwest

The Treq

Music for the Horizon

Songs for long light, open roads, and the version of you that keeps walking. Less a playlist — more a route. Pick a trailhead below.

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Releases · newest ridge first

The Route

Start on the newest ridge and walk back through the climb — becoming, direction, and the static where it all began.

01
Say It Slow — album cover

Waypoint 01 · Album · 2026 · Elev 120 m · Newest ridge

Say It Slow

Say it slow, mean it longer. Close vocals, wide weather — the newest ridge, and the best place to start.

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02
The Unfinished Map — album cover

Waypoint 02 · Album · 2025 · Elev 780 m · Trilogy capstone

The Unfinished Map

Becoming. The map is lived, not completed — every crease a memory, every blank edge an invitation.

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03
Trail Ahead — album cover

Waypoint 03 · Album · 2025 · Elev 1,410 m

Trail Ahead

The search for direction. Boots on, doubt packed light, fog thinning one switchback at a time.

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04
Crossing Wires — album cover

Waypoint 04 · Double album · Elev 1,890 m

Crossing Wires

Inner static. City light tangled in the lines — the night you decide the noise isn't the whole story. This is where the route began.

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Listening station · headphones recommended

The Overlook

Drop the needle. The mountains behind this page move with the music.

The Treq SIDE A
You Don't Know How It Feels — cover art

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    More field recordings drop here between releases — full records live on the waypoints above.

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    Find the signal · wherever you roam

    Signals

    The Treq broadcasts on every ridge. Follow along, save a record, send word.

    Ascend Leave the valley
    Transcend Clear the fog
    Become Walk the horizon

    The horizon isn't a destination. It's a direction.