FLO on “Therapy in the Club”: Second-Album Title, Creative Process, and Collaborations Discussed in Billboard Interview

FLO explained the meaning behind their upcoming second album Therapy in the Club during a Billboard News interview published July 29. The British group, known for blending punchy pop hooks with R&B and club-ready rhythm, said the title captures the way they approach songwriting and performance, framing the music as both emotionally revealing and built for the dance floor.

In the conversation, the group described their growth since their debut era and characterized Therapy in the Club as a project where they had more direct creative control than before. They described moving toward a process that is less about fitting their sound into a pre-set box and more about shaping the songs from the inside, with an emphasis on what they want the material to communicate as they mature as artists.

FLO also singled out specific tracks discussed in the interview. They referenced “Floating” and “Leak It” as key parts of the album’s direction, and described “Small Doses” as a song that draws on themes of honesty and vulnerability, with the group presenting the record as an effort to tell the truth in a way that is still accessible for listeners who want both emotional payoff and replay value.

The interview also touched on the group’s approach to collaboration and the wider ecosystem they draw from. FLO discussed working with artists including Juicy J and kwn, noting that the album includes voices associated with distinct styles and audiences. They also referenced connecting with KATSEYE, framing the relationship as part of a broader moment in pop where emerging acts share stages and creative influence.

FLO said they have long-listened to pop culture and major mainstream artists while developing their own sound, and they specifically discussed their love for Ariana Grande. In the interview, the group positioned that admiration as part of their larger relationship to pop craft, including melody, studio choices, and the tone required to balance intimacy with commercial momentum.

Overall, FLO described Therapy in the Club as a record intended to capture multiple sides of their experience, from personal reflection to club culture, while leaning into a more hands-on approach to creation. Billboard’s coverage presented the project as a continuation of the group’s rising profile, with the album title and track lineup used as the clearest window into how they intend to evolve their sound for a second major chapter.

The next step for the public will be to hear the full track sequence once the album is released, and to see how the collaborations and the themes referenced in the interview translate across the complete listening experience. For now, FLO’s comments outline the album’s central idea and creative posture: making club music with a more direct emotional voice, grounded in what the group described as a greater level of involvement in shaping the record.