FLO doubt they would be able to cope with the “very difficult” music business if they weren’t a group.
FLO don’t believe they would survive the music industry without having each other’s backs
The popular trio – comprising Jorja Douglas, Stella Quaresma, and Renée Downer – have enjoyed a string of successes since forming in 2019, including being crowned the winner of the 2023 BBC Sound of… poll and the BRITs Rising Star award, while their debut album ‘Access All Areas’ has peaked at number three on the Official UK Chart.
However, they admit they arrived at the industry at a time when it’s not easy on the artists, especially with social media and the “negativity” that comes with it, and so they are glad they can lean on each other when things get tough.
Jorja told the Metro: “This industry is very … it’s just difficult. This day and age is difficult.
“The things that new generation artists have to deal with, social media and all of the negativity that’s out there in the world at the moment, it’s just very difficult for any artist.”
Noting how girl groups aren’t so common these days, she continued: “So I think there being more than one artist [in a group] to some people it might be a scary thought. And even with labels, thinking there’s this new breed of children and they’re like, ‘Oh my God, I don’t know if we can deal with more than one of them.'”
Stella added: “The thing that’s kept us going the most is each other.
“I think that if we didn’t have each other, we probably would not be here with you right now.”
Jorja said: “Or on this earth to be honest.”
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