Emily A. Sprague

Synthesist and composer Emily A. Sprague bridges intuitive sonic structures and expressive songwriting, yielding expansive terrains that are immediate and immersive. From early experimentation with guitar and keyboard as a teen, Sprague went on to form indie band Florist in the early 2010s, gaining a devoted audience. After a series of celebrated EPs, Florist went on to record five studio albums, immediately recognizable for their intimate world-building and Sprague’s emotive vocals. Her fifth solo record, Cyano, is due out on October 2nd, 2026 via RVNG Intl. Cyano introduces singing into Sprague’s previously-instrumental persona—intentionally primitive and minimal, a static-y transmission that marks a technical and symbolic juncture. Through this record, Sprague recharts abiding visions, where sonic transmission yields epiphany, worlds that emerge through worlds. Palpably, Sprague’s musical approach is deeply personal and rooted in unearthing a history of self, ways that people feel and connect with each other, and mercurial experiences of this reality. Phenomenological inquiry threads to a portal of self—a proxy through which listeners get to try on exploratory modes through ambient composition, sonic shapes, and subtly striking textures that build atmosphere and visceral splendor.