Florence Pugh is one of the most renowned actresses of this generation after appearing in films like "Midsommar," "Don't Worry Darling," and "Little Women" which earned her an Oscar nomination. Little did her fans know, the star is also a singer and she recently collaborated with her brother for a new single.
According to Bustle, Pugh's brother, Toby Sebastian, dropped the song titled "Midnight" along with a music video which featured the siblings together at their family restaurant in Oxford, England.
In a press release, the musician said his recent song was just one of the tracks that he collaborated on with his sister as they have always teamed up on projects growing up.
"When I was writing the song I was literally walking out the door to go and do the final edit and my mum was like, 'Floss why don't you sing some backing vocals?'" he revealed.
Pugh and her brother then went to the recording studio without rehearsing anything and started recording the track for over 20 minutes.
For the music video, the two asked help from their closest friends and family members to star as actors and both of them had fun filming in the location because the family restaurant is the place where they all grew up.
"The restaurant has an amazing vibe so we knew it would be the perfect setting for the music video," she added.
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Florence Pugh's Music Career
Long before Florence Pugh's acting career skyrocketed in the film industry, some of her fans already know that the actress began her music journey over a decade ago.
The "Outlaw King" star had several cover videos of songs like "Wonderwall" by Oasis, Bob Dylan's "Make You Feel My Love," and many more.
The star got in touch with her musical roots again after she collaborated with co-star Harry Styles for the song "With You All the Time."
In January, Pugh revealed in a podcast that she's planning to release new music this 2023 which will be a part of the movie "The Good Person" with her ex-boyfriend, Zach Braff.
"[Music] is one of those things that can mean so much to you, and the less you do it, the less confidence you have and you end up losing your heart in it. For years I was so scared of how to do it," she said, adding that the opportunity of writing a song for the film came and she was inspired to write music again.
