British girl band FLO prepares second album Therapy at the Club

The indie‑rock trio known as The Rising Stars announced the release of their sophomore album, *Therapy at the Club*, slated for launch next month. In a recent interview, the band members described the project as a “crash course” in music, emphasizing the steep learning curve they experienced while crafting the record.

The album was recorded over a six‑month period at Skyline Studios with producer Maya Delgado, whose involvement required the group to navigate new songwriting structures, advanced mixing techniques, and collaborative arrangements that differed from their debut effort. According to guitarist Lena Ortiz, the process forced the musicians to “pick up production skills on the fly” and to experiment with genre‑blending tracks that reflect both club‑oriented beats and introspective lyricism. The label, Aurora Records, confirmed that *Therapy at the Club* will be supported by a North American tour beginning in October.

Industry analysts note that the album’s development marks a pivotal moment for the band, positioning them for broader exposure as they transition from emerging artists to a more seasoned act. The forthcoming tour and promotional campaign are expected to reinforce the group’s growing presence in the alternative music scene.