Maisie Peters Returns to Roots with New Album 'Florescence'
British singer-songwriter Maisie Peters, at 25, releases her third album 'Florescence' on May 15, stepping back from pop opulence to focus on foundational songwriting. Signed to Ed Sheeran's label and having supported Taylor Swift on tour, Peters pressed pause on her high-speed career to record in Nashville. The album marks her debut as co-producer, featuring stripped-down tracks with acoustic guitar. Songs like 'Kingmaker' (with Julia Michaels), 'You You You', and 'Flat Earther' critique male ego and reflect on past naivety, while 'My Regards' and 'Audrey Hepburn' showcase self-acceptance and empowerment. Peters describes the album as 'catharsis' and 'spring', inspired by a new love with an old school friend. The title, borrowed from Americana tradition, coincides with the blooming season in the Northern Hemisphere.
Key facts
- Maisie Peters releases third album 'Florescence' on May 15.
- Album marks a return to foundational songwriting, away from pop opulence.
- Peters is signed to Ed Sheeran's label and supported Taylor Swift on tour.
- Recorded in Nashville.
- Peters debuts as co-producer on the album.
- Features songs like 'Kingmaker' with Julia Michaels, 'You You You', 'Flat Earther', 'My Regards', and 'Audrey Hepburn'.
- Themes include critique of male ego, self-acceptance, and new love.
- Peters describes the album as 'catharsis' and 'spring'.
Entities
Artists
- Maisie Peters
- Ed Sheeran
- Taylor Swift
- Julia Michaels
Locations
- Nashville
- West Sussex
- England