
Last month, Emily A. Sprague announced Cloud Time, an album recorded during her debut tour of Japan last fall. The opening track “Tokyo 1” served as an ascendent lead single, and now the Florist bandleader is sharing the lush followup “Hokkaido.”

Last month, Emily A. Sprague announced Cloud Time, an album recorded during her debut tour of Japan last fall. The opening track “Tokyo 1” served as an ascendent lead single, and now the Florist bandleader is sharing the lush followup “Hokkaido.”
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