London dream-pop outfit Marry Me Emelie! unveil their beautifully understated new single 'Flowers', a mesmerising release that deepens the band’s reputation for crafting music rich in atmosphere, emotion and cinematic beauty.
Fronted by actor and singer Ella Bruccoleri alongside multi-instrumentalist Yoan Segot, 'Flowers' unfolds with remarkable restraint. Gentle electric guitar lines, intimate vocals and vast spaces of near-silence create an almost weightless listening experience, while its recurring lyrical imagery gives the song a quiet emotional gravity throughout.
Since evolving from an acoustic duo into a full band, Marry Me Emelie! have embraced a darker, more immersive sound, drawing on dream-pop, slowcore and alternative folk influences to create something unmistakably their own. Their acclaimed debut EP 'the distance makes the mountains blue' earned praise for its emotional honesty, followed by a sold-out London headline show and their first BBC Radio 2 airplay.
Have a listen to 'Flowers' in the player below.