For the past decade, Flume has been dominating the music world with his hypnotic and abstract compositions that awaken the senses. Born as Harley Edward Streten, the Australian producer has a fresh approach when it comes to building out an immersive soundscape that revolves around the pursuit of creative freedom. Stemming from a desire to do the opposite of what is typically optimized for the algorithm, Flume's technique involves weaving layers that are bound with introspection and intrigue. As someone who doesn't actively seek the spotlight for himself, he always makes his collaborators shine.
Following the massive success from his 2012 debut album, Flume's sophomore album, Skin, earned him a Grammy Award in 2017. In an effort to continue building the momentum, he released the Skin Companion EPs which received positive reception from fans and critics alike. Since then, Flume has embarked on headlining tours in stadiums across the globe and many of his singles have topped the charts while racking up billions of streams on Apple and Spotify. Right before the world shut down from COVID-19, Flume dropped Hi This Is Flume mixtape, which featured his contemporaries SOPHIE, JPEGMAFIA, slowthai, KUCKA, Eprom, and HWLS, and earned him another Grammy nomination.
On his forthcoming album, Palaces, the producer challenges listeners to switch gears and consider Mother Nature's point of view for a change. Completed during the pandemic after returning to his native Australia, the thought-provoking project reflects this transition as he reconnected with nature and developed an even deeper appreciation for wildlife. As the son of a horticulturist, it was only a matter of time before Flume redirected his path toward this lush territory. As expected, Palaces includes a star-studded lineup of collaborators including Damon Albarn, Caroline Polachek, KUCKA, LAUREL, MAY-A, Oklou, Virgen Maria, and Emma Louise.
Flume's talent knows no bounds as he further explores the vastness of his own man- made universe through complex arrangements and sentimental bangers. At this stage of growth in his career, he isn't concerned about getting any bigger-Flume just wants to maintain the energy that he's manifested.
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In 2012, with only one single ('Sleepless') and one remix (Hermitude's 'Hyperparadise') to his name, a young beatmaker called Flume was given an afternoon slot at Splendour In The Grass.
Flash forward four years, and Flume is back - this time as a multi-platinum selling, ARIA award-winning, sought-after collaborator (Lorde, Disclosure, Chet Faker, Vince Staples) and internationally recognised producer. Commercial success is one thing, but the best part? The music is really, really good.
A master of crafting complex, intelligent, original productions, 2016 sees Flume return to the spotlight with much-anticipated LP2 Skin, via Future Classic. Lead single, 'Never Be Like You feat. Kai' roared to the top of the Australian singles charts (ARIA #1 double platinum single) and has become a genuine global hit (premiered as Annie Mac's Hottest Record at BBC Radio 1, #1 on the US iTunes electronic charts, charting in US Top 40 radio, #2 platinum single New Zealand). Skin is already receiving great critical acclaim: Pitchfork calls the music "custom made for dark, secluded warehouse raves" while Nylon names it "powerful and utterly unique" and Consequence of Sound declares it "swaggering and hypnotic."
Flume debuted his new live show a Laneway Festival this year to rave reviews and the world stage awaits.
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Born Harley Streten, Flume started making beats on a production program that came in a cereal box. Since then, this cherubic Australian producer has surged to the top of the EDM charts. "Holdin' On," the lead single from his self-titled debut solo release went double platinum. His low-key bangers saunter from genre to genre. Bendy, disembodied vocals moan squeaky riffs before dropping to sub-human depths over trap synths and evolved drum 'n' bass. On "Sleepless," waves of melancholy loops crash into irresistible snares and tinkly, tip-toeing piano. He operates solely in bold sounds designed to break your brain.
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Following the massive success from his 2012 debut album, Flume's sophomore album, Skin, earned him a Grammy Award in 2017. In an effort to continue building the momentum, he released the Skin Companion EPs which received positive reception from fans and critics alike. Since then, Flume has embarked on headlining tours in stadiums across the globe and many of his singles have topped the charts while racking up billions of streams on Apple and Spotify. Right before the world shut down from COVID-19, Flume dropped Hi This Is Flume mixtape, which featured his contemporaries SOPHIE, JPEGMAFIA, slowthai, KUCKA, Eprom, and HWLS, and earned him another Grammy nomination.
On his forthcoming album, Palaces, the producer challenges listeners to switch gears and consider Mother Nature's point of view for a change. Completed during the pandemic after returning to his native Australia, the thought-provoking project reflects this transition as he reconnected with nature and developed an even deeper appreciation for wildlife. As the son of a horticulturist, it was only a matter of time before Flume redirected his path toward this lush territory. As expected, Palaces includes a star-studded lineup of collaborators including Damon Albarn, Caroline Polachek, KUCKA, LAUREL, MAY-A, Oklou, Virgen Maria, and Emma Louise.
Flume's talent knows no bounds as he further explores the vastness of his own man- made universe through complex arrangements and sentimental bangers. At this stage of growth in his career, he isn't concerned about getting any bigger-Flume just wants to maintain the energy that he's manifested.
~~~~~~~~~
In 2012, with only one single ('Sleepless') and one remix (Hermitude's 'Hyperparadise') to his name, a young beatmaker called Flume was given an afternoon slot at Splendour In The Grass.
Flash forward four years, and Flume is back - this time as a multi-platinum selling, ARIA award-winning, sought-after collaborator (Lorde, Disclosure, Chet Faker, Vince Staples) and internationally recognised producer. Commercial success is one thing, but the best part? The music is really, really good.
A master of crafting complex, intelligent, original productions, 2016 sees Flume return to the spotlight with much-anticipated LP2 Skin, via Future Classic. Lead single, 'Never Be Like You feat. Kai' roared to the top of the Australian singles charts (ARIA #1 double platinum single) and has become a genuine global hit (premiered as Annie Mac's Hottest Record at BBC Radio 1, #1 on the US iTunes electronic charts, charting in US Top 40 radio, #2 platinum single New Zealand). Skin is already receiving great critical acclaim: Pitchfork calls the music "custom made for dark, secluded warehouse raves" while Nylon names it "powerful and utterly unique" and Consequence of Sound declares it "swaggering and hypnotic."
Flume debuted his new live show a Laneway Festival this year to rave reviews and the world stage awaits.
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Born Harley Streten, Flume started making beats on a production program that came in a cereal box. Since then, this cherubic Australian producer has surged to the top of the EDM charts. "Holdin' On," the lead single from his self-titled debut solo release went double platinum. His low-key bangers saunter from genre to genre. Bendy, disembodied vocals moan squeaky riffs before dropping to sub-human depths over trap synths and evolved drum 'n' bass. On "Sleepless," waves of melancholy loops crash into irresistible snares and tinkly, tip-toeing piano. He operates solely in bold sounds designed to break your brain.
For the past decade, Flume has been dominating the music world with his hypnotic and abstract compositions that awaken the senses. Born as Harley Edward Streten, the Australian producer has a fresh approach when it comes to building out an immersive soundscape that revolves around the pursuit of creative freedom. Stemming from a desire to do the opposite of what is typically optimized for the algorithm, Flume's technique involves weaving layers that are bound with introspection and intrigue. As someone who doesn't actively seek the spotlight for himself, he always makes his collaborators shine.
Following the massive success from his 2012 debut album, Flume's sophomore album, Skin, earned him a Grammy Award in 2017. In an effort to continue building the momentum, he released the Skin Companion EPs which received positive reception from fans and critics alike. Since then, Flume has embarked on headlining tours in stadiums across the globe and many of his singles have topped the charts while racking up billions of streams on Apple and Spotify. Right before the world shut down from COVID-19, Flume dropped Hi This Is Flume mixtape, which featured his contemporaries SOPHIE, JPEGMAFIA, slowthai, KUCKA, Eprom, and HWLS, and earned him another Grammy nomination.
On his forthcoming album, Palaces, the producer challenges listeners to switch gears and consider Mother Nature's point of view for a change. Completed during the pandemic after returning to his native Australia, the thought-provoking project reflects this transition as he reconnected with nature and developed an even deeper appreciation for wildlife. As the son of a horticulturist, it was only a matter of time before Flume redirected his path toward this lush territory. As expected, Palaces includes a star-studded lineup of collaborators including Damon Albarn, Caroline Polachek, KUCKA, LAUREL, MAY-A, Oklou, Virgen Maria, and Emma Louise.
Flume's talent knows no bounds as he further explores the vastness of his own man- made universe through complex arrangements and sentimental bangers. At this stage of growth in his career, he isn't concerned about getting any bigger-Flume just wants to maintain the energy that he's manifested.
~~~~~~~~~
In 2012, with only one single ('Sleepless') and one remix (Hermitude's 'Hyperparadise') to his name, a young beatmaker called Flume was given an afternoon slot at Splendour In The Grass.
Flash forward four years, and Flume is back - this time as a multi-platinum selling, ARIA award-winning, sought-after collaborator (Lorde, Disclosure, Chet Faker, Vince Staples) and internationally recognised producer. Commercial success is one thing, but the best part? The music is really, really good.
A master of crafting complex, intelligent, original productions, 2016 sees Flume return to the spotlight with much-anticipated LP2 Skin, via Future Classic. Lead single, 'Never Be Like You feat. Kai' roared to the top of the Australian singles charts (ARIA #1 double platinum single) and has become a genuine global hit (premiered as Annie Mac's Hottest Record at BBC Radio 1, #1 on the US iTunes electronic charts, charting in US Top 40 radio, #2 platinum single New Zealand). Skin is already receiving great critical acclaim: Pitchfork calls the music "custom made for dark, secluded warehouse raves" while Nylon names it "powerful and utterly unique" and Consequence of Sound declares it "swaggering and hypnotic."
Flume debuted his new live show a Laneway Festival this year to rave reviews and the world stage awaits.
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Born Harley Streten, Flume started making beats on a production program that came in a cereal box. Since then, this cherubic Australian producer has surged to the top of the EDM charts. "Holdin' On," the lead single from his self-titled debut solo release went double platinum. His low-key bangers saunter from genre to genre. Bendy, disembodied vocals moan squeaky riffs before dropping to sub-human depths over trap synths and evolved drum 'n' bass. On "Sleepless," waves of melancholy loops crash into irresistible snares and tinkly, tip-toeing piano. He operates solely in bold sounds designed to break your brain.
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Following the massive success from his 2012 debut album, Flume's sophomore album, Skin, earned him a Grammy Award in 2017. In an effort to continue building the momentum, he released the Skin Companion EPs which received positive reception from fans and critics alike. Since then, Flume has embarked on headlining tours in stadiums across the globe and many of his singles have topped the charts while racking up billions of streams on Apple and Spotify. Right before the world shut down from COVID-19, Flume dropped Hi This Is Flume mixtape, which featured his contemporaries SOPHIE, JPEGMAFIA, slowthai, KUCKA, Eprom, and HWLS, and earned him another Grammy nomination.
On his forthcoming album, Palaces, the producer challenges listeners to switch gears and consider Mother Nature's point of view for a change. Completed during the pandemic after returning to his native Australia, the thought-provoking project reflects this transition as he reconnected with nature and developed an even deeper appreciation for wildlife. As the son of a horticulturist, it was only a matter of time before Flume redirected his path toward this lush territory. As expected, Palaces includes a star-studded lineup of collaborators including Damon Albarn, Caroline Polachek, KUCKA, LAUREL, MAY-A, Oklou, Virgen Maria, and Emma Louise.
Flume's talent knows no bounds as he further explores the vastness of his own man- made universe through complex arrangements and sentimental bangers. At this stage of growth in his career, he isn't concerned about getting any bigger-Flume just wants to maintain the energy that he's manifested.
~~~~~~~~~
In 2012, with only one single ('Sleepless') and one remix (Hermitude's 'Hyperparadise') to his name, a young beatmaker called Flume was given an afternoon slot at Splendour In The Grass.
Flash forward four years, and Flume is back - this time as a multi-platinum selling, ARIA award-winning, sought-after collaborator (Lorde, Disclosure, Chet Faker, Vince Staples) and internationally recognised producer. Commercial success is one thing, but the best part? The music is really, really good.
A master of crafting complex, intelligent, original productions, 2016 sees Flume return to the spotlight with much-anticipated LP2 Skin, via Future Classic. Lead single, 'Never Be Like You feat. Kai' roared to the top of the Australian singles charts (ARIA #1 double platinum single) and has become a genuine global hit (premiered as Annie Mac's Hottest Record at BBC Radio 1, #1 on the US iTunes electronic charts, charting in US Top 40 radio, #2 platinum single New Zealand). Skin is already receiving great critical acclaim: Pitchfork calls the music "custom made for dark, secluded warehouse raves" while Nylon names it "powerful and utterly unique" and Consequence of Sound declares it "swaggering and hypnotic."
Flume debuted his new live show a Laneway Festival this year to rave reviews and the world stage awaits.
------
Born Harley Streten, Flume started making beats on a production program that came in a cereal box. Since then, this cherubic Australian producer has surged to the top of the EDM charts. "Holdin' On," the lead single from his self-titled debut solo release went double platinum. His low-key bangers saunter from genre to genre. Bendy, disembodied vocals moan squeaky riffs before dropping to sub-human depths over trap synths and evolved drum 'n' bass. On "Sleepless," waves of melancholy loops crash into irresistible snares and tinkly, tip-toeing piano. He operates solely in bold sounds designed to break your brain.
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