Earlier this year, Flume exhumed a series of old projects from a laptop he’d found and released Things Don’t Always Go The Way You Plan, a 10-track album with a mixture of classic Flume sounds and projects that maybe finally got the finishing touches they deserved. Yesterday, he released the
While Los Angeles residents await 10 Years Of Flume at the Kia Forum this Friday, many cities around the world have begun seeing posters pop up teasing something new from the Aussie producer. The posters read “May 3rd, 2pm PST” alluding to something dropping this Wednesday. On a recent tweet
Today, Life is Beautiful announced the highly anticipated lineup for the festival’s 10th anniversary, taking over Downtown Las Vegas from Sept 22-24. Highlighting the past, present, and future of the Vegas-born music and arts festival, the weekend celebration will welcome back several iconic pe
Last year, Flume found an old laptop from his 2012 era with songs he thought he’d lost — he spent some time and recovered what he could and ended up releasing a couple tracks. He later teased fans on Twitter, “There’s more.” This morning, he officially released Things Don’t Always Go
So far, this week alone, Coachella, Sunset Music Festival, Escapade, and Bonnaroo have all dropped lineups for 2023. Yesterday, North Coast joined the fray with a formidable lineup of their own, and the first so far for Marshmello, who’s been seemingly absent on lineups lately. Marshmello, Zeds
Hangout Fest just dropped their lineup for 2023 and right out the gate have come swinging for other festivals with a broad and top-tier assortment of artists from past and present; rock, hip hop, and dance; as well as one of the best backdrops of any festival in the country. Situated on the majes
Flume released his third studio album, Palaces, earlier this year. Following the success of Hi This Is Flume in 2019, it felt like whatever the Australian artist put out next would share equal success. Unfortunately, commercial reception to the album wasn’t exactly what was expected, he revea
triplej’s Like A Version gives artists a space to deliver creative covers of popular songs, often outside their own genre. For Flume’s latest appearance, he and Toro y Moi decided to cover the viral hit “Shooting Stars” by Bag Raiders… and it’s absolutely brilliant. The performance be
Flume recently uncovered a thought-to-be-lost laptop he was using during the Flume era, when he was producing his debut album. After putting in some TLC and getting it back in working order, the first demo from the lost files has found its way onto streaming services in the form of “Slugger 1.
The 10th anniversary of Flume, the debut album from the Australian artist, is in two days. By coincidence, or perhaps not, Flume dug up an old laptop from around that time and promised to go on TikTok live and browse through many of the old project files. Unfortunately, the stream was due in Aus
