Saratoga’s own Tops of Trees return with "Do Something," a vibrant full-length album that captures the band’s infectious energy and fiercely melodic songwriting. Built on rich harmonies, sharp lyrical edges, and a rhythmic pulse that feels both rootsy and urgent, the record finds the group stretching confidently into new territory. Each track feels like a small revelation—emotionally charged, beautifully arranged, and grounded in the band’s unmistakable upstate spirit.
I caught up with Tops of Trees in the lobby entry at Caffe Lena, where we talked about the making of "Do Something," the creative sparks that shaped the album, and the joy of translating these songs to the stage. Their enthusiasm was unmistakable, and it shines through every moment of the new record. Do Something is a bold step forward—and a true Saratoga standout.
