British girl group FLO announces its second studio album, Therapy at the Club, and releases the title track. The group, formed in 2019, has built its sound at the intersection of pop and R&B, reviving late-1990s and early-2000s influences in earlier work. FLO’s debut album, Access All Areas, arrives in 2024, following the group’s rise through early hits such as “Cardboard Box.”
In the lead-up to the new project, FLO shares additional new music, including tracks released over the Christmas holiday, and they earlier put out the single “Leak It” in March. Announcing the album, FLO describes the club as a place that helps them process feelings, comparing it to “therapy.” In interviews, they say the album reflects where they are right now—honest, evolving, and open about emotions—and that they draw inspiration from female pop and R&B.
Across outlets, the reporting centers on the album announcement, the release of the title track, and FLO’s characterization of the record’s themes and influences. The album’s release date is also included in at least one report.
