Once A Tree

About

The artist

Once A Tree is a Toronto, Ontario duo formed by Jayli Wolf and Hayden Wolf. Both artists grew up in British Columbia and moved to Toronto together before developing the project from acoustic folk roots into electronic and alternative pop. The current artist-controlled website connects the same Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, and social identities, while the artist-controlled Bandcamp profile identifies Toronto, Ontario. Current Spotify and Apple Music records document continuing activity through the February 27, 2026 single Vampire Girl, following small town dreams in 2025 and the six-track I Wonder How This Ends in 2024. The exact Spotify artist 0X76D1rqYL4kl2Jek2e5pQ exposes twenty-four principal album and single containers in Canada, classified by Spotify as two albums and twenty-two singles from May 16, 2014 through February 27, 2026. The provider's single category includes multi-track projects that Apple Music classifies as EPs. Representative releases include Vampire Girl, I Wonder How This Ends, Fool's Paradise, Phoenix, and Howling. In a first-person SOCAN article, Jayli and Hayden describe Once A Tree as a songwriting, performing, and production duo based in Toronto. Their release relationships include ALT EDEN, Alt Eden Studios, and Foreseen Entertainment. Phoenix won Best Electronic Music Album at the 2018 Indigenous Music Awards, a result corroborated by SOCAN and contemporary Canadian music reporting. Once A Tree's recent work continues an electronic-pop catalog concerned with identity, relationships, mental health, and rebuilding a life outside the restrictive faith environment both members left. MusicList does not reproduce the direct email link exposed by the official landing page. Spotify media is shown live with provider attribution and a monogram fallback. The exact English and French payload was reviewed for collision-free identity, current Toronto and Ontario geography, active status, duo membership, exact provider catalog arithmetic, production work, award history, contact safety, provider media, and meaning parity.