Replanting Family Tree is a remix extended play by Danish singer-songwriter Oh Land and American musician Arthur Moon.

Additionally, the previously unreleased "When a Hawk Comes By" appears as a bonus track on it, co-written by the sole producer, Thomas Bartlett, and Oh Land's boyfriend, Adnan Zukanovic.

The project was inspired by several recent events in her personal life, including a divorce from her husband, second pregnancy, and relocation back to Denmark.

[7][8] BlackBook first reported on the release of Replanting Family Tree on 27 August 2019, when they published a review of Arthur Moon's remix of "Salt" in advance.

[9] The EP's cover artwork was also unveiled, which was created by the Danish graphic design firm Hvass&Hannibal, a frequent collaborator with Oh Land.

[17][18]River Beats' Jared Winkel called the EP a complete rework of Family Tree, which he described as a musical departure from Oh Land's previous works and "far more personal than anything she's ever released".

[17] When working on the remixes, Moon was inspired to completely "reimagine" the songs on Family Tree and present them with an electronic-heavy production, unlike their original versions.

[1] The EP opens with Moon's remix of "Salt", which adds "electro-handclaps, jittery beats, and piercing synth-blasts" to the original composition.

[19] Winkel featured Replanting Family Tree on his semi-regularly published list of "The Best New Music You Haven't Heard Yet"; in his summary of the EP, he described Oh Land's vocals as powerful and commended Moon's ability to reimagine them in a "whole new atmosphere".