Florrie

Florrie (born Florence Arnold on 28 December 1988 in Bristol, UK) is an English drummer, singer and songwriter. She currently releases all her music for free on her website since 2010. As the drummer in Xenomania house band JFK, she has performed drums on Girls Aloud's "The Promise" and Alesha Dixon's "The Boy Does Nothing". Florrie was born in Bristol and attended Colston's Girls' School. She took up playing the drums when she was in Greece on a family holiday aged six. As a teenager she played in bands in her home town, eventually moving to London.

Florrie was born in Bristol and attended Colston's Girls' School. She took up playing the drums when she was in Greece on a family holiday aged six. As a teenager she played in bands in her home town, eventually moving to London. A meeting with the manager of Australian singer Gabriella Cilmi led Florrie to successfully audition as the drummer in the houseband of Xenomania.

In February 2010, Florrie released a free download through her official site of "Call 911 (Fred Falke Remix)". Since that time, she released several remixes of her songs "Call 911" and "Panic Attack" and in May 2010 was released her brand new song "Come Back to Mine" (feat. Moguai).

On 10 November 2010, Florrie released the EP Introduction, featuring four original tracks: "Call of the Wild", "Give Me Your Love", "Summer Nights" and "Left Too Late" .

Florrie's second EP Experiments was released in 14 June 2011. It includes "Begging Me", "Experimenting with Rugs", "She Always Gets What She Wants", "Speed of Light", "What You Doing This For" and "I Took a Little Something".

Official site: http://florrie.com