Uwade comes through with a new album studio project titled ” Florilegium ALBUM ” and all Tracks are available here on Freshmediarecord for your free and fast download.
Uwade – Florilegium is the debut album by Nigerian-born, North Carolina-raised artist Uwade, set to release on April 25, 2025, through Ehiose Records and Thirty Tigers. The album title, derived from the Latin word for “flower-gathering,” reflects its thematic focus on growth, transformation, and gratitude.
Uwade has shown that music just got better. He has won numerous awards from his previous songs and with the cooperation of his fans he hopes he can win more with this new song theme “Florilegium ALBUM .“
Key Details:
-Themes: The album explores grief, loss, friendship, failure, and transformation. It is deeply personal, inspired by Uwade’s experiences, including the passing of her father in 2020. Songs serve as tributes to people and moments that shaped her life.
-Musical Style: Florilegium blends genres like R&B, afrobeats, folk, and pop. Tracks such as “Eventime” feature an R&B foundation, while “Amenaghawon” and “Harmattan” incorporate West African influences. The album also includes danceable cuts like “Clearer Through You”.
-Recording Process: The album was crafted across three studio sessions in New York and North Carolina between 2022 and 2024. Collaborators include Sam Cohen, Jon Seale, and Alli Rogers.
-Single: The lead single, “Call It A Draw,” showcases a playful mix of folk and atmospheric production. It reflects Uwade’s improvisational approach to songwriting.
Tracklist:
1. The Place in the Sky
2. Call It A Draw
3. Eventime
4. Harmattan
5. The Second Station
6. Clearer Through You
7. (I Wonder) What We’re Made Of
8. Amenaghawon
9. Lost in Translation.
Background:
Uwade first gained recognition for her emotive voice on Fleet Foxes’ Grammy-nominated album *Shore* and has toured with notable artists like Jamila Woods and Sylvan Esso. Her scholarly background in Classics at Columbia and Oxford adds depth to her songwriting.
Florilegium promises to be a thoughtful blend of diverse influences and personal reflections, marking Uwade’s evolution into a standalone artist.
