Meet Liana Flores, Bossa-Pop's Latest Flower in Full Bloom


Liana Flores, Bossa-pop’s latest enigma, recently announced her debut album, Flower of the soul, and each new single is more entrancing than the last. The London-based, British-Brazilian songwriter draws on jazz, folk, and Brazilian pop sounds for a uniquely intimate and picturesque style, sure to captivate new listeners. 

Of the latest single, “Orange-coloured day,” what stands out immediately is Flores’ singular voice. She draws listeners into a vintage world of jazz, where sultry meets delicacy, all infused with pop instincts. There’s also a cinematic whimsy to Flores’ vocals—how she cascades down scales and jumps octaves with the same grace. Each note is delivered with bell-like resonance, embodying the spirit of improv with the intelligence of a careful composition. Especially when “Orange-coloured day” ends, with Flores launching into harmonized vocal scatting, listeners can appreciate the musicality of her melodies. 


The song craft itself demands attention, as interlocking parts wind together in complex patterns that melt seamlessly into each other. “Nightvisons” captures this phenomenon, with harmonized vocals weaving between guitar arpeggios. A magical landscape comes to life around us, a true night vision of a garden walk at dusk with the twinkling chords spinning out. Flores invites strings into the orchestration on this track, taking the enchantment to new heights as the music unfurls in waves. 

“I wish for the rain,” the first track released so far off of Flower of the soul, showcases the opposite side of Flores’ alluring writing. Rather than the swells of instrumentation like in “Nightvisions,” this track embraces the beauty of a traditional jazz arrangement. Brushed drums roll beneath a walking upright bass, and an electric guitar lightly solos to the side. Flores gets to flaunt her vocal control, letting vibrato soar and low notes settle in. 

Only three singles into the world of Flower of the soul, Liana Flores has already charmed us into loving her upcoming debut album, set for release on June 28 via Verve/UMG Recordings. 

Listen to the songs released from Flower of a soul thus far below:

Related Articles

favourite daughter Earns ‘bragger’s rights’ With Humorous And Heartfelt EP

favourite daughter Earns ‘bragger’s rights’ With Humorous And Heartfelt EP

October 30, 2026 Life is all about the lessons you learn, and no one knows that better than favourite daughter. On her new EP, bragger’s rights, she delivers a sonically-focused collection of songs that share the good, the bad, and the just plain funny parts of getting older.
Author: India McCarty
pop
EP
Mila Bea Invites Us Into the Milaverse With “What we want and need from love”

Mila Bea Invites Us Into the Milaverse With “What we want and need from love”

October 26, 2026 At just 18, Mila Bea has already established herself as an artist through her intimate songwriting and creative direction. On her latest single, “What we want and need from love,” she explores heartbreak, self-worth, and the complicated process of letting go.
Author: Chancey Stefanos
pop
Miles Nautu Is Making Melbourne’s Underground Sound Like Home

Miles Nautu Is Making Melbourne’s Underground Sound Like Home

October 14, 2026 The Aboriginal and Fijian producer and rapper folds jazz, hip-hop and neo-soul into music that feels lived-in.
Author: Caitlyn Sinclair