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Tree63

Tree63 is a Contemporary Christian Music band from Durban, South Africa.
==History==

The band was formed in 1996 and originally, it was unnamed. In 1997, the band had to come up with a name before performing at North Beach, Durban, and came up with "Tree". They added the "63" part of their name in 2000 due to a naming conflict with an American band.〔(Christian Music Daily ). Interview with John Ellis of Tree63, 2007. Retrieved 2009-11-25.〕 ''63'' had been the name of their second album, which was named in reference to Psalm 63.

Their first album released in the United States, ''Tree63'', won the GMA Dove Award for Rock Album of the Year in 2001.〔"(Dove Award Recipients for 2001 )". Published by the Gospel Music Association. Retrieved 2007-02-21.〕
Tree63's recording of Matt Redman's "Blessed Be Your Name" helped to spark the song's popularity. This recording was featured on the 2005 edition of WOW Hits and was nominated for two Dove Awards. On a 2 February 2007 broadcast of 20, The Countdown Magazine (special edition, Praise and Worship), guest Chris Tomlin described Tree63's rendition of "Blessed Be Your Name" as "...the definitive recording of one of the most all-encompassing songs in the entire world of Christian music." The song was then announced as the number 3 Praise and Worship song of all time.〔(20 The Countdown Magazine )〕
Tree63 parted ways in 2009, and John Ellis returned to South Africa, where he started his solo career. His debut solo album, ''Come Out Fighting'', was released in June 2010.
Splashy Fen Music Festival announced that Tree63 would be part of their line-up in 2014.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.splashyfen.co.za/index.php/splashy-fen-25-the-must-do-event-of-the-year/ )
On November 2014, Tree63 released previously unreleased songs from 2006. They claimed that the tracks were considered candidates for their ''Sunday! ''album.
After reconvening in 2014 for a series of celebratory South African concerts, talk of a new album and resumed live work resurfaced and the band began work on their new album in Nashville in November 2014.

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