“Powerful and utterly unique”. That’s how Nylon magazine described Flume’s music. Flume, the Aussie producer and DJ, has a deep connection with New Zealand.
Flume even dreams of retiring in the South Island one day. For over a decade, Flume has captivated the music world. His hypnotic and abstract compositions awaken the senses.
Let’s delve into Flume’s impact here. Flume, whose real name is Harley Edward Streten, kicked off his world tour in New Zealand. This was before taking it to America and Europe.
In 2016, Flume unveiled his ambitious new live show. He even debuted new material from his album “Skin”. This happened while closing Coachella’s Outdoor Theatre Stage. To perfect his live shows, Flume collaborated with experts. Rob Sinclair, Jonathan Zawada, and David Wexler were all part of the team.
Flume’s “Never Be Like You” became a massive hit. It reached number one on Spotify’s Global Viral Chart. It also topped the Hype Machine charts. The song achieved Double Platinum status in Australia. It went Platinum in New Zealand.
His second single, “Say It feat. Tove Lo”, also received high praise. Annie Mac from BBC Radio 1 called it another smasher. Flume’s album “Palaces” invites listeners to consider nature’s perspective. Created during the pandemic, it reflects a reconnection with nature. It shows an even deeper appreciation for wildlife.
Flume’s global tour included more than 70 dates worldwide. These included shows in London and New York. A show at Red Rocks in Colorado quickly sold out. Flume brought his ‘Palaces’ World Tour to Auckland in February 2023.
Stu from George FM Breakfast interviewed Flume. They talked about his love for New Zealand. They discussed upcoming music and his single “Rushing Back”. He even shared what it’s like living near Diplo and other music stars.
So, remember Flume. He is an artist who connects deeply with New Zealand. His music continues to resonate globally. His unique sound leaves a lasting impression.