Alif Tree is a French musician, producer, and composer known for his eclecticism and deep involvement in the electronic music scene. With a career spanning several decades, Alif Tree's sound is characterized by its blend of jazz, trip-hop, and electronic elements, creating a rich tapestry of mood and melody. His album "French Cuisine," released in 2006, brought him significant acclaim, featuring widely appreciated tracks like "Forgotten Places," which gained further recognition through Moodymann's remix.

Alif Tree's subsequent releases, such as "Clockwork" in 2009 followed by "Clockwork Remixes, Pt. 1," showcase his penchant for innovation and his skill in reinterpreting his work through diverse remixes, further enhancing the listening experience. His distinctive sound continued to evolve with creations like "Compost Black Label #63" and tracks such as "Everybody Knows" and "À l'envers," which mirror his adeptness at weaving a complex sonic narrative. Not just content with studio production, Alif Tree's music often features in films and television, lending his unique sound to a broader media landscape. The album "Sunchronicity" illustrates his enduring dedication to crafting music with depth and resonance, appealing to a wide array of listeners who appreciate the sophisticated fusion of electronic ambience and rhythm.