
Artist
Florrie
Florrie is an electronic artist formed in 1988. 41 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
- 41
- Releases
- 2010–2026
- Active years
- 1988
- Formed
Discography
4
Most popular
Personal
2026 · 12 tracks
Singles & EPs
37
Late
EP · 2012

Swimming Pool
Single · 2026

The Times
Single · 2026

Pieces
Single · 2026

Swimming Pool (Deep End Mix)
Single · 2026

Swimming Pool (Pool Party House Mix)
Single · 2026

Kissing In the Cold (Mistletoe Version)
Single · 2026

The Lost Ones
Single · 2026

Never Far From Paradise
Single · 2026

Kissing In the Cold
Single · 2025

What If I'm Wrong
Single · 2022

Falling Back To You
Single · 2022

Street Lights
Single · 2021

Hours
Single · 2021

Human
Single · 2021

Walk Away
Single · 2021

Communicate
Single · 2021

Garden
Single · 2021

Hell Or High Water
Single · 2020

Butterflies
Single · 2020

Unstable
Single · 2019

Borderline
Single · 2019

Real Love (As I Am Remix)
Single · 2016

Real Love
Single · 2016

Real Love (Cahill Radio Mix)
Single · 2016

Too Young to Remember
Single · 2015

Too Young to Remember (Remixes)
Single · 2015

Sirens
EP · 2014

Live a Little
Single · 2013

Shot You Down
Single · 2012

Experiments
EP · 2011

Begging Me (Fred Falke Remix)
Single · 2011

Begging Me
Single · 2011

I Took a Little Something, Dance Package
EP · 2011

Introduction
EP · 2010

Sunday Girl
Single · 2010

Kitsuné x Ponystep: Call 911 (The Remixes)
EP · 2010
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About
Florence Ellen Arnold (born 28 December 1988 in Bristol, UK), known professionally by her stage name Florrie, is an English drummer, singer-songwriter and model. She initially released her music independently, but signed to Sony Music under the newly-formed imprint Xenomania Records in 2013. 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. 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 then, she has also released several remixes of "Call 911" and a number of other original tracks, such as "Panic Attack", "Fascinate Me" and "You Wanna Start Something".
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On 10 November 2010, Florrie released her debut 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 on 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". Florrie followed Experiments with another EP, Late, released on 31 May 2012 - it features "Shot You Down", "I'm Gonna Get You Back", "Every Inch" and "To the End". After a number of independent releases, Florrie signed to Sony Music in early 2013. She collaborated with Sony in advertisements for their XBA-C10 headphones, also releasing the single "Live a Little" which appears in the spots. In February 2014, Florrie announced her first major label release, the Sirens EP. Released in April, it features three songs - all of which receiving music videos - "Seashells", "Free Falling" and "Wanna Control Myself". A remix of the song "Little White Lies" was also included on the EP. The former track was released as a single shortly after. It was officially released in August with an accompanying EP, featuring five remixes and updated versions of previously released songs "Left Too Late" and "Give Me Your Love". Florrie announced her first single proper on Sony, "Too Young to Remember", in January 2015, and a partnership was revealed with clothing retailer H&M that saw her become the face of their H&M Loves Music collection, with a tie-in to the single. As of February 2015, a release date or title has not been confirmed for Florrie's debut studio album, but it is expected to be released in summer 2015. Site: Discogs and http://florrie.com (official)
Florrie in brief
- How many Florrie releases are on Riffiter?
- 41 releases are catalogued, spanning 2010 to 2026.
- When was Florrie formed?
- Florrie formed in 1988.
- What genre is Florrie?
- Florrie is catalogued under Electronic.
- What is the most recent Florrie release on Riffiter?
- Swimming Pool, released in 2026.
