Michał Lorenc | en

There are 3 bands using the name Florence: 1) Alias of Dutch techno artist Stefan Robbers 2) A Japanese trance band that does anime soundtracks, such as Genesis of Aquarion 3) Canadian post-hardcore band additionally, this may be an incorrect tag for Florence + The Machine 1) Dutch techno artist Stefan Robbers who also records using the name Florence. Stefan Robbers has earned considerable respect, both in the Netherlands and abroad, as one of the most versatile and productive musicians in the field of electronic dance music. His more melodic techno music was released under the aliases Terrace (Djax, Eevo...

The quirky rock duo Call Florence Pow consists of singers / songwriters / multi-instrumentalists Brian Jacobs and David Tobias. Friends since the third grade, both boys shared a passion for the guitar. Tobias was taking classical guitar lessons, while Jacobs imitated the hair-metal bands of the late '80s. By fifth grade they were songwriting partners, and by the time they were 18, they released their self-titled debut record on the Spongebath label. .

In between popular music and her academic formation, this kindergarten music teacher started writing her songs at the insistence of her friends, and has recorded two albums (Cuerpo and Correr) and an EP (Centro) which are part of a trilogy. Her music has been released in South America, Japan, Mexico and in the U.S. Her two first recordings, Centro and Cuerpo, are samples of her genius and artistry: artisan songs, recorded in home equipment, sparsely arranged, with a strong and fragile voice that is crystal clear but that hides fears, phobias and many questions. A voice, a guitar and a...

In her new CD, the Swiss singer of Angolan origin speaks about love at the crossroads of soul and African music. Having led her audience in search of the “6ème sens” in her previous CD, Florence Chitacumbi now offers it a journey through the varied landscape of Soul and African music, through a new album of mixed colors and acoustic timbres. Its title, “Regards croisés”, announces the mood: that of love, the discovery of the other, the love relationship in its sensual and spiritual forms, which pervades all the tracks on this new opus. But it also evokes the duality...