Lucy Rose knows how to grab our ears and soothe them right into shape, with new number ‘Floral Dresses’ another prime example.
Featuring the lush harmonies of The Staves, the track is a stripped-back moment of clarity – sitting as Lucy’s first new music since 2015’s ‘Work It Out’ and her first release on acclaimed label Communion. With a new album expected to be announced shortly, all signs are pointing to something pretty special.
Speaking about the track, Lucy said:
“When I wrote Floral Dresses it really reminded me about who I was, and I always think that some of the best songs are the ones which can stand on their own with just one instrument. The message is pretty clear and I hope other people will find comfort in it, and realise they are different but also the same as many people.”
“Having The Staves on it was a real dream come true.”
Lucy Rose is set to appear at a number of festivals this summer, with appearances already confirmed at Bestival, Barn On The Farm and a slot at Latitude – where she’ll appear as a part of Mumford & Sons’ curated Gentleman Of The Road takeover.
Pick out the ‘Floral Dresses’ below,
Featuring the lush harmonies of The Staves, the track is a stripped-back moment of clarity – sitting as Lucy’s first new music since 2015’s ‘Work It Out’ and her first release on acclaimed label Communion. With a new album expected to be announced shortly, all signs are pointing to something pretty special.
Speaking about the track, Lucy said:
“When I wrote Floral Dresses it really reminded me about who I was, and I always think that some of the best songs are the ones which can stand on their own with just one instrument. The message is pretty clear and I hope other people will find comfort in it, and realise they are different but also the same as many people.”
“Having The Staves on it was a real dream come true.”
Lucy Rose is set to appear at a number of festivals this summer, with appearances already confirmed at Bestival, Barn On The Farm and a slot at Latitude – where she’ll appear as a part of Mumford & Sons’ curated Gentleman Of The Road takeover.
Pick out the ‘Floral Dresses’ below,