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Jellywish (Jellyfish Purple Vinyl)

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Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

"Jellywish" is the fifth record from NY based indie folk quartet Florist, out April 4th 2025 via Double Double Whammy. "Jellywish" sees a departure of Florist's former foray into meandering soundscapes and improvisational tendencies of their previous self-titled album, instead embracing shorter stripped back song structures and an emphasis on melody. The result is a succinct and focused 10 track album showcasing Florist's dynamic growth and Emily Sprague's gift of empathic songwriting.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Leo B. ★★★★★

The purple vinyl itself is a gorgeous, translucent jellyfish color that really pops when you hold it up to the light. I’ve had it spinning for the last hour and the pressing is dead quiet, letting the band’s delicate harmonies shine through.

Scarlett L. ★★★★★

The album's shift away from those meandering soundscapes really works—the songs feel tighter and more focused. Arrived quickly and the packaging was mint, no warps or corner dings.

Lily Z. ★★★★★

The purple vinyl pressing looks stunning in person and catches the light beautifully. I’ve been spinning it all week and the shift away from those meandering soundscapes feels like a bold, welcome new direction for the band.