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Spotify Has Partnered with Indi Rock Group Florence + the Machine

To honor indie-rock group Florence + the Machine, Spotify has made tapestries. The act of gratitude is directed towards the group's lead singer Florence Welch.

The tapestries are set to go on display at the Dulwich Picture Gallery. The release coincides with the band's fifth album titled 'Dance Fever.'

The group was formed in London in 2007. Keyboardist Isabella Summers, guitarist Rob Ackroyd, and harpist Tom Monger form the group. The band's most prominent track is 'Dog Days Are Over.' The song, released in 2008, has over 165 million views on youtube.

"Further to the Dance Fever Tapestries, we've collaborated with Florence on an album experience on the app, giving fans exclusive content from Florence about her creative process and inspiration," said the head of music, Spotify, Safiya Lambie-Knight.
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