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Florist is a Brooklyn-based indie folk project formed in 2013, driven by core members Emily Sprague, Rick Spataro, Jonnie Baker, and Felix Walworth. Known for intimate, contemplative songs that blend hazy guitar textures with delicate piano and lyrical storytelling, Florist has grown from an intimate home-recording project into a respected name on the indie scene. Their work has earned critical acclaim, commercial recognition, and influence across fellow artists, including a notable moment when Beyoncé incorporated an instrumental from The Birds Outside Sang into Homecoming.

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Based in New York City’s borough of Brooklyn, Florist releases music on the Double Double Whammy label and maintains a dedicated following through thoughtful live shows and compelling studio albums. If you’re looking to secure your seats for an intimate indie performance or to explore a catalog that blends melancholy with hope, you’ve come to the right place—we’ve got you covered.

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Florist’s discography highlights a steady evolution from The Birds Outside Sang (2016) through If Blue Could Be Happiness (2017), Emily Alone (2019)—praised by Pitchfork as Best New Music—and the self-tamed, expansive Jellywish (2025). The band’s music often centers around Emily Sprague’s evocative vocals and lyric-driven arrangements, with contributions from Spataro, Baker, and Walworth shaping a cohesive, personal sound. The Jellywish era marked a bustling release cycle in 2024–2025, including five singles leading up to the 2025 album drop and a North American tour from May 5–31, visiting major cities across the U.S. and Canada, including Philadelphia and New York City’s Bowery Ballroom. For fans and newcomers alike, Florist offers a window into intimate storytelling set against warm, reverb-drenched arrangements.

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Official site: florist.life. Bandcamp pages for albums and singles provide deeper dives into each release. Stay connected with Florist’s latest news and music through their social channels:

The essentials

Quick Facts About Florist

  • Band formed in 2013 in Brooklyn, New York; core members include Emily Sprague, Rick Spataro, Jonnie Baker, and Felix Walworth.
  • Studio albums (most recent first): Jellywish (2025, Double Double Whammy); Florist (2022, Double Double Whammy); Emily Alone (2019, Double Double Whammy); If Blue Could Be Happiness (2017, Double Double Whammy); The Birds Outside Sang (2016, Double Double Whammy).
  • Emily Alone received Pitchfork's Best New Music designation; the track-by-track approach of Emily Alone marked a critical high point for Florist.
  • Beyoncé used an instrumental from The Birds Outside Sang in Homecoming (2019), boosting Flaorist's recognition.
  • Jellywish (2025) was released on April 4, 2025 and was preceded by five singles released between Oct 2024 and Apr 2025.
  • 2025 North American Jellywish tour ran May 5–31, visiting major cities across the U.S. and Canada ( Philadelphia to Bowery Ballroom, NYC).

The records

Florist Discography

  • Jellywish
    2025 · Double Double Whammy
  • Florist
    2022 · Double Double Whammy
  • Emily Alone
    2019 · Double Double Whammy
  • If Blue Could Be Happiness
    2017 · Double Double Whammy
  • The Birds Outside Sang
    2016 · Double Double Whammy

The hits

Top Florist Songs

  • Jellyfish
    2025 · Did not chart
  • Moon, Sea, Devil
    2025 · Did not chart
  • Gloom Designs
    2025 · Did not chart
  • Have Heaven
    2025 · Did not chart
  • This Was a Gift
    2024 · Did not chart

Florist’s discography highlights a steady evolution from The Birds Outside Sang (2016) through If Blue Could Be Happiness (2017), Emily Alone (2019)—praised by Pitchfork as Best New Music—and the self-tamed, expansive Jellywish (2025). The band’s music often centers around Emily Sprague’s evocative vocals and lyric-driven arrangements, with contributions from Spataro, Baker, and Walworth shaping a cohesive, personal sound. The Jellywish era marked a bustling release cycle in 2024–2025, including five singles leading up to the 2025 album drop and a North American tour from May 5–31, visiting major cities across the U.S. and Canada, including Philadelphia and New York City’s Bowery Ballroom. For fans and newcomers alike, Florist offers a window into intimate storytelling set against warm, reverb-drenched arrangements.

Official site: florist.life. Bandcamp pages for albums and singles provide deeper dives into each release. Stay connected with Florist’s latest news and music through their social channels:

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