Florist

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Today I'll Have You Around

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Time Is a Dark Feeling

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Latest Release

Album

2025

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About Florist

Hometown

New York, United States

Born

2023

Genre

Alternative

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Balancing spare intimacy and textured reflection, Florist formed around the vulnerable songwriting of multi-instrumentalist Emily Sprague. Their tranquil version of lo-fi confessionals first appeared in 2013 on the EP We Have Been This Way Forever. The group's critically well-received full-length debut, The Birds Outside Sang, saw release in 2016. Titled Emily Alone, Florist's third album was a grief-inspired solo effort by Sprague released in 2019. She got back together with the band for 2022's nature-suffused Florist and for 2025's Jellywish, which mixed the existential and supernatural in its search for meaning.