U.K. Group FLO Announces New Album 'Therapy at the Club'

The U.K. girl group FLO has officially announced their sophomore album, titled "Therapy at the Club." This highly anticipated release is scheduled to drop on July 24 via Republic Records. The group revealed the album's cover art alongside the release date, building excitement for their new musical offering.

According to the press release, "Therapy at the Club" features a sound that blends dark, euphoric R&B and pop elements with deeply personal narratives. The album's themes explore desire, heartbreak, confidence, and the process of healing in real time.

In a statement, FLO expressed their immense pride in the new body of work, describing it as a labor of love. They shared that for them, the club represents more than just a night out; it's a form of therapy where they feel truly understood, particularly in shared moments like those in a bathroom on a night out.

The R&B-pop trio highlighted their hands-on involvement in the writing and creation of the project, collaborating with special partners. This process made the album even more meaningful, representing their current state of being honest, evolving, and unafraid to experience emotions fully. FLO hopes their fans will greatly enjoy the new collection of songs.

The group has enlisted a talented team of collaborators for "Therapy at the Club," including writers such as Amy Allen, Steph Jones, Julian Bunetta, and Boy Matthews. They are also reconnecting with established artists and producers like Sevyn Streeter, Oak Felder, and Skippz, promising a rich and diverse sonic landscape.