Ambroxyde

Felly

Wildfire

Album

Album + Chat + Content + Lookbook + Documentary

Album + Chat + Content + Lookbook

Album + Chat + Content + Lookbook + Documentary + Signed Print

The title of Felly’s new album Ambroxyde refers to a synthetic molecule found in perfume and the scent memories that carry us from one stage of life into the next. “Ambroxyde is the start of something new being born,” Felly says. He made his name as a rapper and producer, but on Ambroxyde Felly taps into the indie and alternative music that has always soundtracked his life. This isn’t Felly 2.0 – it’s Felly as he has always been, removed from all expectation. “This is the album I’ve always wanted to make,” he says. 

Since Felly started releasing music as a teen in 2011, he’s had no problem amassing a fanbase. From the scrappy early recordings he uploaded to SoundCloud and Bandcamp to his most recent EP, 2023’s I had a beautiful time, now I have to leave, the Connecticut-born, LA-based artist has created community around his introspective lyricism and idiosyncratic production choices. Over the course of his career, Felly has racked up over one billion streams across all platforms, headlined multiple U.S. headline tours, and collaborated with a wide array of artists, from Carlos Santana to Jack Harlow. 

To make Ambroxyde, Felly chased inspiration in far-flung parts of the world, including Iceland, Greece, and woodsy parts of California.  They wrapped the Ambroxyde at the storied Sonic Ranch in Tornillo, TX, alongside a group of longtime collaborators who weaved the disparate threads of Ambroxyde together. That patchwork process contributes to the textural, sensory experience of the album. When Felly talks about Ambroxyde, he tends to speak visually, using words like “dark indigo purple, northern sky at night, sunset” to describe it. “I pieced this record together over a year or so writing almost entirely just me and the guitar. It’s my first proper ‘studio’ album which is crazy to think about - First time you can hear all my friends actually playing with me.” 

While Ambroxyde might mark a departure for Felly, he is still operating on a continuum. “This album might put people off who maybe hold me to a certain version of myself. “I’ve got to be honest with where I am, and who I am,” he reflects. This album didn’t emerge from the ether; it is in conversation with past iterations of an artist in a constant state of becoming. With Ambroxyde, Felly is closer to his truest self than he’s ever been as he continues to create authentically over vast physical and emotional distances. 

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Watch Felly's documentary chronicling the creation of 'Ambroxyde'

'Making of Ambroxyde' Documentary

Get early access to Felly's 'Making of Ambroxyde' documentary, chronicling the creation of the album

Dive into some behind-the-scenes moments and special content from the making of the 'Ambroxyde'

Uncut in the Studio with Felly

Ambroxyde Community Chat

Ambroxyde: The Lookbook

Get a special glimpse into the world of 'Ambroxyde' via this gallery of never-before-seen photos

Ambroxyde Lookbook

Get your very own signed 'Ambroxyde' print from Felly

Signed Print

Get your very own signed print from Felly

Spinning Around

Black Shoes

Shoes in a Glasshouse

High on You

Route 44

Emmy

Let me down easy

Song for the Crows

Cool River

Marigold

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