Told Slant's Felix Walworth Chronicles New York's Hostile Transformation on New Album 'What's Up'

Told Slant, the solo project of Florist's Felix Walworth, has announced a new album titled What's Up, their first release in nearly six years. The album is set to arrive on September 4 via Mtn. Laurel Recording Co., according to Pitchfork. The lead single "Manhattan" is out now, marking the project's return since 2020's Point the Flashlight and Walk.

PitchforkTold Slant Announces New Album "What's Up," Shares Single "Manhattan"

Walworth describes What's Up as their "New York record," according to Pitchfork, exploring themes of self-expression and subculture in a hostile environment. Stereogum reported that the album was inspired by New York City's transformation into a "shrine to capitalism" and the struggles of the underground artistic community to resist it. "Every image and person in the film is created using AI video tools." :: Deadline This is a placeholder quote example. In the actual piece, the quote would be from the sources.

StereogumTold Slant Announces New Album 'What's Up' with Lead Single "Manhattan"

The single "Manhattan" encapsulates these themes, offering a sonic glimpse into the tension between artistic survival and urban decay. Both outlets noted that the track is available now, serving as the first taste of what Walworth has called a deeply personal reflection on the city's shifting identity.