in 2023, leaving fans hungry for more.<\/span><\/p>\nThe first insight into Tree\u2019s upcoming fourth album, <\/span>Love You Madly, Hate You Badly, <\/span><\/i>\u201cSuperhero\u201d is a return to the Santa Cruz singer\u2019s indie-rock roots. Fans who are eager for a bold, classically-Oliver-Tree-sounding new song are in luck: with a brief country-folk stint in 2022 and a dominant hip-hop vibe on his last album, this new song belongs among the likes of his debut album, <\/span>Ugly Is Beautiful <\/span><\/i>(2020).<\/span><\/p>\n\u201cSuperhero\u201d gives a voice to those who feel like theirs is overshadowed, sharing a story of how everyone can have super abilities in their own right. Tree himself describes the anthem: <\/span>\u201cIt\u2019s about embracing what makes you different [\u2026] When people don\u2019t get you, that\u2019s your superpower.\u201d He projects this message with lyrics like,\u00a0<\/span>\u201cHey, I\u2019m the bad guy h\u0435re to save the day \/ I\u2019m a sup\u0435rhero, but in my own way \/ How you could never see it was a damn shame\u2026\u201d<\/span><\/p>\nWithin the track, the \u201cHurt\u201d singer makes references to his previous work, including the single \u201cA-Okay\u201d from <\/span>Cowboy Tears Down the World in a Swimming Pool of Sorrow <\/span><\/i>(2022), and the loneliness explored in <\/span>Alone In A Crowd.<\/span><\/i><\/p>\n