Florence & The Machine Popular Song Rankings [2026]

One Of The GreatsFlorence & The Machine8rank/position

Florence + The Machine – One of the Greats (Official Visualizer)

This is a song by the British art-pop band Florence + the Machine.

The piece portrays, as a poignant poem, the loneliness behind glittering fame and the artist’s struggle between public expectations and staying true to oneself.

Its majestic, gothic-tinged sound and Florence Welch’s soulful vocals dramatize that inner cry even further.

Released ahead of the October 2025 album “Everybody Scream” in September 2025, this track is said to feature a single-take recording, a detail that speaks to its raw energy.

It’s a song that will stay close to you when you want to tune out public judgment and listen to your own heart.

You got the love (Jamie xx Re-work ft. The xx)Florence & The Machine9rank/position

You’ve Got The Love (Jamie xx Rework)

Originally recorded by Candi Staton in 1986.

Florence and the Machine’s version was released in 2009 and reached No.

1 on the Australian charts.

This version is a remix by the British remixer and DJ Jamie xx.

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Florence + The Machine – Buckle

A track from the album released simultaneously with Everybody Scream in October 2025 by a UK-defining art-pop band.

It’s an introspective song woven from gentle acoustic textures and Florence Welch’s reverb-laden vocals.

The exhilaration of basking in the cheers of thousands on a grand stage contrasts with the emptiness of not even receiving a reply from someone dear in private.

That juxtaposition is poignantly portrayed beneath the quiet melody.

The loneliness and frustration submerged beneath the fresh sonics, along with the wavering of self-esteem, seep deeper into the heart the more you listen.

It’s a piece that will resonate deeply with those who know the cruelty of fame or struggle with distance from someone important.

Everybody ScreamFlorence & The Machine11rank/position

Florence + The Machine – Everybody Scream (Official Music Video)

Florence + The Machine, the British art-pop band known for lead singer Florence Welch’s commanding vocals.

Released in August 2025, this track is crafted as a liberating anthem that lets pent-up impulses burst free.

It carries a powerful message of affirming raw emotion without being constrained by social norms.

Within a dark, mystical soundscape reminiscent of folk horror, it conjures a ritualistic sense of exhilaration.

It’s an advance release from the album of the same name, Everybody Scream, arriving in October 2025—perfect for long autumn nights.

When you want to break free from daily constraints and scream from the depths of your heart, listen to this, and you’ll surely feel catharsis.

Spectrum (KREAM Remix)Florence & The Machine12rank/position

Florence + The Machine – Spectrum (KREAM Remix)

Florence + The Machine, one of the UK’s defining indie rock bands, are known for Florence Welch’s commanding vocals and the group’s dramatic sound.

This time, however, we’re spotlighting a remix by the Norwegian duo Röyksopp.

Preserving the grand, cinematic scope of the original while infusing it with a contemporary electronic dance music flair, the track is tailored perfectly for club play.

It retains the lyric’s message of mapping emotions onto the spectrum of light, while a more immediate, body-shaking beat turns it into a floor-shaking certainty.

Spectrum (Say My Name) (Calvin Harris remix)Florence & The Machine13rank/position

Florence + The Machine – Spectrum (Say My Name) (Calvin Harris remix)

A track that sings about an eternally shining love.

It was released in 2012 by the British indie rock band Florence + The Machine.

This remix by Scottish DJ Calvin Harris is an up-tempo electro house track featuring a piano hook.

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Florence + The Machine – Sympathy Magic (Official Video)

Released on October 27 as the third single from their sixth studio album, Everybody Scream, Florence + The Machine’s new song is a prayerful piece that unites two seemingly opposing forces: empathy and magic.

Florence Welch’s personal account of physical recovery and loss—following an emergency surgery during the 2023 tour—intertwines with mystical motifs like witchcraft and folk horror, transforming pain into a ritual catharsis.

Produced by Aaron Dessner and Danny L Harle, the track layers organic architectural beauty with contemporary electronic textures, over which Welch’s powerful vocals soar.

It’s a song poised to resonate with anyone seeking healing and prayer.