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Flo: Songwriters Inspire Our Sound
17 Jun
Summary
- R&B group Flo to receive ASCAP Vanguard Award on Tuesday.
- Their upcoming album 'Therapy In The Club' features 15 self-written songs.
- Flo highlights the vital, yet undervalued, role of songwriters in music.
The R&B girl group Flo is being honored with the ASCAP Vanguard Award on Tuesday, recognizing their impact on music's future. This award celebrates breakthrough artists, with Flo joining a prestigious list of past recipients.
The trio, composed of Jorja Douglas, Stella Quaresma, and Renee Downer, expressed gratitude for the recognition, viewing it as a significant "pinch-me moment." They highlighted the "inspiring" collaboration with songwriters as a key element of their career development.
Flo's upcoming album, "Therapy In The Club," features 15 out of 16 tracks co-written by the group, with contributions from notable songwriters. This project reflects their dedication to crafting authentic and meaningful music.
Despite their crucial contributions, Flo pointed out that songwriters are often undervalued and underpaid in the music industry, stressing the importance of their relationships with these artists. Their debut album, "Access All Areas," was released in 2024, with "Therapy At The Club" scheduled for July.
