David Earl engineered, produced and mastered the song. She plays and sings on the track, and Daniel Berkman added electric guitar using an Ebow and whammy pedal and overdubs. Artemis wrote the song on her Gibson J200, for a friend who was going through a challenging time.

Treasure was the title track for Artemis’ first EP (1999, unreleased) – the rest of the material on the EP was formative, but Treasure was a gem that stood out, so we wanted to bring it out again and share it with you, as a reminder of where we began on this journey of music making. But if you're here for a little trip down memory lane, listen/read on. If you want something more indicative of Artemis' current sound, best go check out something like Auralei or Gravity. We recently dug out 'Treasure' to share an old song that was a bit of a flagship for everything Artemis that was to come.didn't intend to add other songs, but they seem to be popping their little heads out of the sand, so we're adding tracks as we find them (and have the momentary lapse of sanity required to actually share them with the world).so if you're curious about where Artemis came from, what she sounded like when her own songs first started squeaking themselves out, you're in the right place. In the wind and the rain and the first breath of spring The trees are leaning from the weight of the wind With the lotus heart of peaceful sublimation Then darlin' your sweet lovin' ain't for realĬause darlin' a lie on your lips is sweet as sinīut one good kiss don't make me easy prey

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