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  • Florence and the Machine by Jill Furmanovsky
    Johnny Borrell of Razorlight was the first person to tell me about Florence Welsh. He was very impressed with her way back in 2007 and they worked on a few demos together. Johnny invited me to attend a rehearsal at John Henry's where the two with a small backing band were working on an arrangement for one of her songs. Florence was a charismatic presence even then. She had that huge voice and as she sang she beat the shit out of a snare drum like punctuation. I love this image of her in full flow, and it is entirely just that she has gone on to become a rising new star.
    Johnny Borrell of Razorlight was the first person to tell me about Florence Welsh. He was very impressed with her way back in 2007 and they worked on a few demos together. Johnny invited me to attend a... read more rehearsal at John Henry's where the two with a small backing band were working on an arrangement for one of her songs. Florence was a charismatic presence even then. She had that huge voice and as she sang she beat the shit out of a snare drum like punctuation. I love this image of her in full flow, and it is entirely just that she has gone on to become a rising new star.
    Location: John Henry rehearsal studios, London
    Date taken: October 2007
    Genre(s): Baroque, Pop, Art Soul, Soul, Indie Rock, Alternative Rock
  • Florence and the Machine by Contemporary Collection
    Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine performing live at Glastonbury 2009.
    Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine performing live at Glastonbury 2009.
    Location: Glastonbury Festival
    Date taken: 2009
    Genre(s): Baroque, Pop, Art Soul, Soul, Indie Rock, Alternative Rock