Rings on a Tree is the eighth album by American singer-songwriter Owen Temple.

RootsHighway wrote that the album closes a long silence and collects material composed with the collaboration of important names of the folk and country scene of the Lone Star State, from Walt Wilkins to Nathan Hamilton, from the late Hal Ketchum to George Ensle and Jamie Lin Wilson, among others, in a journey that covers what we can call 'The Missing Years' quoting the great John Prine, from 2013 to 2023... A very welcome return from Owen Temple, a character who over the years has contributed to making the Texan scene richer and more genuine, a scene which has given authentic emotions to those who are sensitive to 'roots' songwriting.

[3]Earlier in the year, AltCountry wrote that "Owen Temple is an artist with something to say.

Socially involved, outraged by abuses in society, concerned about the future of our planet.

"[4] Papermoon described it as "a thoughtful and profound work that mixes country and folk.