Introduction

Introduction is the debut extended play released by British singer, drummer and songwriter Florrie. It was released independently on November 15, 2010, and the project was produced by the Xenomania team.

Content
The project is composed of four songs that feature pop elements, along with pop rock and electro pop influences. Introduction is recognized by containing "Give Me Your Love", one of the fan-favorite tracks released by Florrie.

Promotion
Florrie performed in different times to promote her debut extended play, which was released for free in late 2010. She performed the four tracks featured in the project, but also songs that were left out of the track listing, like "Call 911" and "You Wanna Start Something".

"Give Me Your Love" was released as a promotional single along with a music video prior to Introduction 's release, on October 28, 2010.

Cut tracks
In 2010, besides (and before) Introduction, Florrie released more songs, either for free download in her website, or for purchase on iTunes. The possibly most acknowledged scrapped track is "Call 911", released as a Fred Falke Remix in early 2010, as Florrie's debut single. Few more remixes were released, but no original mix was released at all. An allegedly final mix leaked in mid-2016, which is a shortened, mixed version of both the Fred Falke and Bart B More mixes.

Another scrapped track is "Sunday Girl", a cover for Blondie's song. Florrie released it on iTunes in 2010.

"Come Back to Mine" is a song that features a similar case as "Call 911". No original mix was released, but a few remixes were posted for free download in Florrie's official website. "Panic Attack" saw a similar situation, but its original mix leaked in 2016.

A similar situation occurred with "Fascinate Me" and "You Wanna Start Something", two tracks that seem to have been cut off Introduction.

"Don't Stop" is an unreleased song that shares similarities with the content of Introduction, but it is not confirmed whether it is a cut track of the project or not.

"Name In Lights" is a 2009 demo, allegedly the first track Florrie ever recorded. It is unlikely that the song was meant for Introduction because of its early date, even earlier than "Call 911".

Additional to these tracks, a few concept demos surfaced onto the internet in mid-2016, and are from 2010 as well. All of them last for around one minute only, and no final or full versions are known to exist. The titles are "King for a Day", "Let Your Flowers Grow", "Kiss Me", "Baby Got Me Swaying", "Under the Apple Tree" and "He's a Mystery", from which the latter two remain unleaked.