Featured Compilation
- 10 AUG 2023
- 39 Songs
- Ceremonials (Deluxe Edition) · 2011
- Fitness: Gym, May 2024 (DJ Mix) · 2024
- A NewEra Mix 001 (DJ Mix) · 2024
- White Cliffs Of Dover (The New Look: Season 1) [Apple TV+ Original Series Soundtrack] - Single · 2024
- The Very Best of EDM · 2023
- Dance Fever (Complete Edition) · 2023
- Just A Girl (From The Original Series “Yellowjackets”) - Single · 2023
- Morning Elvis (Live At Denver Ball Arena) [feat. Ethel Cain] - Single · 2022
- Heaven Is Here (IDLES Remix) - Single · 2022
- Dance Fever (Live At Madison Square Garden) · 2022
Albums
- 2018
- 2022
- 2022
- 2022
- 2022
Artist Playlists
- Florence Welch joins Zane to go deep on her band’s fifth album Dance Fever.
- Deep, dark drama loaded with classic symbolism.
- An intoxicating blend of powerful pipes and dark, smoky pop.
- The powerhouse singer offers sounds of yearning and sensual fury.
- Rock and soul's most passionate pipes will put a spell on you.
Live Albums
Compilations
More To Hear
- Conversation on the new album, 'Dance Fever.'
- The artist on "Free" and CKay live in studio.
- "Moderation" is World Record, plus Julia Michaels and Sam Smith.
- Music and interviews from artists playing the Canadian festival.
- The band's "Big God" is the World Record.
- New music from Nicki Minaj, Bazzi, Tinashe, and Florence + The Machine.
About Florence + the Machine
Florence + The Machine’s grand art-pop cuts straight to the essence of raw emotion—no matter how bruised and bloody the result. The London band's 2009 debut album, Lungs, came stacked with rousing anthems like “Kiss with a Fist” and “Dog Days Are Over,” all propelled by pounding rhythms and orchestral strings and fuelled by a desire—or rather a need—for catharsis. “With songwriting, I really like to embody the things I was afraid of as a child. I like to kind of embody that voice,” singer-songwriter Florence Welch explained to Apple Music. “It’s like an exorcism almost.” That passion for delving into the darker outskirts of the mind infuses everything the band does, including bringing their cinematic sound to the screen with the 2016 release of short film The Odyssey, whose Dante-inspired scenes are strung together with heartache-drenched songs from 2015’s How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful. That braveness also dictates not only Welch’s lyrics—which hit on topics as taboo as suicide and self-destruction (“The End of Love”) and as profound as simply letting go (the Grammy-nominated “Shake It Out”)—but also the way she delivers them, with the bewitching wail of a siren unleashed.
- ORIGIN
- London, England
- FORMED
- 2007
- GENRE
- Alternative