Artist Spotlight: Florrie

Florrie Arnold, known professionally as Florrie, is a British singer-songwriter, drummer, and model who burst onto the music scene in the late 2000s.

Born in Bristol, England in 1988, Florrie’s musical journey began at a young age when she started playing drums. Her talent quickly caught the attention of renowned producer Brian Higgins, leading her to join the in-house drumming team at Xenomania, the hit-making production house behind acts like Girls Aloud and Pet Shop Boys.

Florrie’s solo career kicked off in 2010 with the release of her debut EP, “Introduction”. Her unique blend of electropop, indie rock, and dance music, coupled with her impressive drumming skills, set her apart in the crowded pop landscape.

Her song “Looking for Love” showcases her knack for crafting catchy, synth-driven pop with a slight edge. It’s a testament to her ability to balance commercial appeal with artistic integrity.

Despite garnering critical acclaim and a devoted fanbase, Florrie has maintained a somewhat enigmatic presence in the music industry. She’s released several EPs and singles, collaborated with brands like Nina Ricci, and continues to be a respected figure in the pop music world, known for her DIY ethos and multi-faceted talent.