Brooklyn quartet Florist have shared a video for their new single “Spring in Hours.”

The track comes from their forthcoming self-titled album, which is out on July 29th via Double Double Whammy. “Spring in Hours” is a gentle, intimate tune with folky melodies and sweet vocal lines. The accompanying video features clips from over 125 fans from all over the world.

“‘Spring in Hours’ is a love song for cycles, seasons, growth, bugs, flowers, friendship, all the atoms in the universe, the chaos that created us, and the void which everything returns to,” singer Emily Sprague explains. “Musically for Florist, it’s our collaboration as a group in full spectrum. We arranged, played, produced, and recorded the song ourselves. Often at night alongside the crickets you can hear playing along.”

Watch the video for “Spring in Hours” below.
 

 
“The trauma response to losing my best friend, my mom, was to feel really afraid to get close to anybody ever again,” Sprague adds. “It’s sort of cheesy, but I realized that life is better when you share it. The answer isn’t to isolate yourself and be alone.”

Thus, Sprague chose to reunite with the band to record the album in Hudson, New York in 2019.

In addition to “Spring in Hours,” Florist features the previously released “Red Bird Pt. 2 (Morning).”

The reason the album is self-titled is “because this is not just my songs with a backing band,” Sprague says. “It’s a practice. It’s a collaboration. It’s our one life. These are my best friends and the music is the way that it is because of that.”

Check out the tracklist for Florist below.
 

Florist Tracklist:

01 – “June 9th Nighttime”
02 – “Red Bird Pt. 2 (Morning)”
03 – “Duet For Guitar and Rain”
04 – “Spring in Hours”
05 – “Bells Pt. 1”
06 – “Two”
07 – “Variation”
08 – “Organ’s Drone”
09 – “Duet For 2 Eyes”
10 – “Reprise”
11 – “43”
12 – “Bells Pt. 2”
13 – “River’s Bed”
14 – “Sci-Fi Silence”
15 – “Finally”
16 – “Dandelion”
17 – “Bells Pt. 3”
18 – “Feathers”
19 – “Jonnie On The Porch”

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