Maisie Peters on change, having a thick skin and her 'healed' sound
Maisie Peters has released her new album, Florescence, which she describes as a more healed and settled follow-up to her previous work. The singer reflects on her personal growth and the challenges she faced while creating the album, including a vocal condition and anxiety. Peters is excited for fans to experience the new sound and stories, while also hinting at a different tonal direction.
- ▪Maisie Peters opened for Taylor Swift in August 2024, teasing her new album Florescence.
- ▪Her previous album, The Good Witch, debuted at number one in the UK's Official Album Chart.
- ▪Peters describes Florescence as reflecting her journey as a person and artist, feeling more healed than her earlier work.
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Maisie Peters on change, having a thick skin and her 'healed' sound23 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleEleanor ShearwoodandNaomi de Souza,BBC Newsbeat Ella PavlidesMaisie Peters has been performing since she was a teenagerIn August 2024, Maisie Peters opened for Taylor Swift wearing socks which sparkled with "MP3".Fans read it as the first tease for her new album and now, nearly two years later, Florescence is here."It definitely has been a long time coming," Peters tells BBC Newsbeat. The Sussex-born singer has supported artists like Coldplay and Ed Sheeran, whose label she signed to aged 21.
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