Brandon Flowers' debut solo album, “Flamingo” (2010), showcases a mix of glam rock, new wave, and classic pop influences, drawing from the artist’s roots in The Killers while forging his own distinct path. The album features vibrant, anthemic tracks like "Crossfire" and "Jilted Lovers & Broken Hearts," blending introspective lyrics with lush, expansive arrangements. “Flamingo” explores themes of personal reflection, love, and identity, set against a backdrop of lush synthesizers and catchy melodies. With production by Flowers and Stuart Price, the album combines elements of 80s-inspired synth-pop with a modern twist. “Flamingo” was well-received for its bold, polished sound and the heartfelt delivery of Flowers’ vocals. It is a confident and memorable debut, showing his versatility as both a songwriter and performer, and stands as a testament to his ability to blend both personal and universal themes in his music.