“Oooooooo I like dis so much” is what R&B queen SZA said when she heard three-piece girl group FLO’s debut single “Cardboard Box”For the first time. At the time, Stella, Renee, and Jorja were just three British girls trying to launch their careers as an R&B group.
Since then, they’ve received love from the likes of Missy Elliot, Victoria Monet, and JoJo — and have gone viral once and again on social media for their effortless vocals and undeniable star power. The group released their debut EP Friday. The LeadAnd celebrated it with a sexy new video for their second single “Immature.”
“Immature” is a sexy — and unlike the boy that they sing about on the track, mature — R&B track that interpolates Beyoncé’s “Kitty Kat”Its infectious chorus: “Say you want my body, body/But you ain’t never do a thing about it/Baby, lovin’ you is such a chore/Cause you’re steady moving immature.”
For FLO “Immature”Their “more grown-up record”The next step is the “Cardboard Box”Storyline about needing an ex in order to just GTFO.
“[The song] is about being strong and confident in yourself and we really don’t have time for someone being immature,”According to the statement, “It’s ok for you to tell a partner, ‘You’re not giving me what I want and you say you want my body, but you aren’t doing anything about it!’ “
They also add “We had to dump them in ‘Cardboard Box,’ but this is about why it was necessary.”
The single is part of a five-track EP — which effortlessly mixes early 2000s nostalgia with a modern twist And fearless girl power — that is sure to launch the three girls into R&B stardom.
Think TLC with these girls: they’re undoubtedly the next generation of girl groups and R&B.
The Leadtracklist:
- Cardboard box
- Immature
- Summertime
- Feature Me
- Another Guy – Acoustic