Posted at 3:16 PM, 09 August 2010 -
- Florrie was scared of Brian Higgins at first because he's really intense and "quite a character";
- Labels don't seem to know how to build a fanbase so she's doing it herself;
- She's been listening to Two Door Cinema Club, Lily Allen and things she finds on Hype Machine;
- Xenomania use Logic and Stylus RMX (music software programs);
- Fred Falke is "incredible", "hilarious" and "an insane bass player".
• Florrie has released a new free remix of "Fascinate Me". The song has been reworked by Billa. Download: 320 kbps MP3 / 128 kbps MP3 / 35 MB FLAC
• She has readied two new tracks (originals). Look out for them this week on her website, Twitter and/or Facebook page.
• The house of Nina Ricci will launch its new fragrance with the support of a simultaneous music single and video release. They teamed up with Florrie, who has cut a specially made version of Blondie’s 1979 hit "Sunday Girl" for the launch of Nina L'Elixir. Florrie will also be the face of the international campaign.
• You can now watch Florrie's Nina Ricci presentation gig in Paris on YouTube. She performs four songs: "Go", "What You're Doing This For", "She Always Gets What She Wants" and "Sunday Girl". Watch: part 1 and part 2.
Labels: Florrie Arnold
2 Comments:
2.Labels don't seem to know how to build a fanbase so she's doing it herself
with the help of outside PR companies naturally
Naturally, but that only shows she was smart enough to know she needed that kind of help before being snapped up by a label. She seems to be doing a good amount of self-promotion on her own, though.
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