Treefight for Sunlight blends together a rich mixture of lush vocals and twinkling hooks, resulting in a modern baroque pop reincarnation. Amassing no less than three vocalists, the band manages to whip each song into an ecstatic crescendo of jubilation, while at times mirroring MGMT in its almost psychedelic tendencies. The influences of late-’60s California outfits the Association and the Turtles can be found in the layered harmonies and intrinsic melodies nestling within Treefight for Sunlight’s sunny disposition.

Released initially on their Danish label in 2010, Treefight for Sunlight’s self-titled album was repackaged and released in 2011 on Bella Union. The tracks were a long time in the making and they enlisting Danish counterpart and Oh No Ono frontman Aske Zidore to produce songs that they had crafted for up to three years. This resulted in ten tracks of fevered sunshine pop tunes that were packed into a little over 35 minutes.