Flowers

On their fifth studio album 'Flowers', Durand Jones & The Indications shift from the disco-funk infusions of their previous work to a sun-dappled, classic soul sound rooted in the gentler, romantic moods of the 1970s. The self-produced record is dominated by plush, lazing ballads and lush arrangements that draw comparisons to The Stylistics and Al Green, showcasing a refined maturity in both songwriting and performance. Featuring the signature vocal interplay between Durand Jones's powerful delivery and Aaron Frazer's silky falsetto, the album explores themes of love and escapism with a polished, confident, and intimate feel.