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FLO have spoken to NME about the power of R&B – and joked that they hope to see more girl groups emerge so they can have a rivalry. Read the interview below, or check it out in full via the video above.The trio spoke to NME at the 2025 edition of the BRIT Awards this weekend, where they were shortlisted for the award for R&B Act – alongside Cleo Sol, Jorja Smith, Michael Kiwanuka and RAYE.Looking back on the comments they made to NME last summer – when they called for more R&B girl groups hit the mainstream – FLO said that they are still yet to see any new groups who could be competition for them.“Well, it would be nice to see more R&B girl groups because we’re holding it down,” said Jorja Douglas.

FLO have announced a 2025 UK tour for their upcoming debut album ‘Access All Areas’. Check out all the dates below.The London trio, comprised of Stella Quaresma, Jorja Douglas and Renée Downer, just finished a support slot with Kehlani on the North American leg of their ‘Crash World Tour’, and now they’ve announced their own string of dates in the UK.The ‘Access All Areas Tour’ will follow the release of their debut album of the same name on November 15 via Island Records.

FLO have spoken to NME about their debut album ‘Access All Areas’ after their first-ever set at Reading Festival.On the opening day of the festival (August 23), the trio performed a string of their most popular tracks – including their viral breakthrough single, ‘Cardboard Box’ – on the BBC Radio 1 stage. Despite being plagued with technical issues that caused their microphones to cut off several times, FLO powered through and had a successful set.The highly-anticipated record is expected to come this November via Warner Music, serving as the follow-up to their critically acclaimed debut EP ‘The Lead’.

FLO have announced their debut album ‘Access All Areas’ and a special show to celebrate their new record – see all details below.The British R&B girl group – consisting of Jorja Douglas, Stella Quaresma, and Renée Downer – will drop their highly-anticipated project on November 15 via Island Records. MNEK has executively produced the album, following his work with the trio on their 2022 debut EP ‘The Lead’.The album also comes after a string of singles that have been released this year, including ‘Walk Like This‘, ‘Caught Up’, and ‘Check’ with Kehlani.Speaking about the upcoming record, FLO said: “Access All Areas is a labour of love.

FLO have shared their sensual new single ‘Walk Like This’, marking their first release of the year.The track opens with the footsteps of a powerful strut which then leads into the trio – comprised of Jorja Douglas, Stella Quaresma, and Renée Downer – singing “There’s a reason I walk like this / My baby, he be lovin’ on this / When he do it, he be workin’ that shit / And every night he got me wantin’ more of it,” embracing their sensuality and womanhood like never before.Speaking about the creation of the track in a press release, FLO shared: “We made ‘Walk Like This’ with our frequent and loved collaborators MNEK, Kabba, Relyt, Talay Riley and Ashton Sellars.”They continued: “It was the end of 2023 and we wanted to create something sexy, still fun and upbeat and for the certified lover girl in us all. It’s okay to admit a man’s doing well from time to time! We hope it makes you feel confident, a bit naughty and adds that extra sway to your walk.

Flo have surprise-released a new EP titled ‘3 Of Us’ for their fans who have been “waiting so patiently for new music”.The EP features three new songs: ‘Control Freak’, ‘Change’ and the title track ‘3 Of Us’. The trio have been performing the first two tracks live at their shows including at their recent appearance at Glastonbury Festival.The EP artwork features all three members – Jorja Douglas, Stella Quaresma, and Renée Downer – showing their matching tattoos of the number three.

FLO’s meteoric career arc has landed them in the sights of a legend. Riding the wave of a BBC Sound of 2023 poll win and an upcoming U.S. tour, the refreshingly retro London R&B trio of Renée Downer, Jorja Douglas, and Stella Quaresma have teamed up with hip-hop royalty from across the pond to release an instant classic.

Girl group Flo have been announced as the winners of the BBC Sound Of 2023 poll, ahead of producer Fred Again who came in second.“Wow, we did it”, say the trio. “To win this accolade not even a year after we released our debut single ‘Cardboard Box’ is wild.

With Little Mix performing their final Confetti Tour dates ahead of the band's indefinite hiatus next month, there's a sense of concern among pop fans as to who'll fill the UK's girl group quota. For decades, we've had a steady source of female representation atop the charts; from Girls Aloud and Sugababes dominating the noughties to The Saturdays' stint as purveyors of pop in the 2010s.