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    Photos: Company Flow, Florence + The Machine, A$AP Rocky At Creators Project

    by Christopher Robbins
    Published October 17, 2011
    Modified October 18, 2011
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    No more than a minute into "Only If For A Night," we noticed a Florence + The Machine fan at Saturday's Creators Project performance weeping as she stared at lead singer Florence Welch extend her arms out to the audience. Welch was sporting a drab, flowing dress that resembled a print in a pediatrician's office, and her band barely moved behind her. It appeared that this fan was transfixed by Welch's voice, which is about as pitch-perfect and powerful as one gets. "Are you okay?" her friend shouted above the pounding drums. The girl nodded without taking her eyes away from the stage.

    <p>No more than a minute into "Only If For A Night," we noticed a Florence + The Machine fan at Saturday's Creators Project performance weeping as she stared at lead singer Florence Welch extend her arms out to the audience. Welch was sporting a drab, flowing dress that resembled a print in a pediatrician's office, and her band barely moved behind her. It appeared that this fan was transfixed by Welch's voice, which is about as pitch-perfect and powerful as one gets. "Are you okay?" her friend shouted above the pounding drums. The girl nodded without taking her eyes away from the stage.<br/></p>

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    <p>No more than a minute into "Only If For A Night," we noticed a Florence + The Machine fan at Saturday's Creators Project performance weeping as she stared at lead singer Florence Welch extend her arms out to the audience. Welch was sporting a drab, flowing dress that resembled a print in a pediatrician's office, and her band barely moved behind her. It appeared that this fan was transfixed by Welch's voice, which is about as pitch-perfect and powerful as one gets. "Are you okay?" her friend shouted above the pounding drums. The girl nodded without taking her eyes away from the stage.<br/></p>
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    No more than a minute into "Only If For A Night," we noticed a Florence + The Machine fan at Saturday's Creators Project performance weeping as she stared at lead singer Florence Welch extend her arms out to the audience. Welch was sporting a drab, flowing dress that resembled a print in a pediatrician's office, and her band barely moved behind her. It appeared that this fan was transfixed by Welch's voice, which is about as pitch-perfect and powerful as one gets. "Are you okay?" her friend shouted above the pounding drums. The girl nodded without taking her eyes away from the stage.
    No more than a minute into "Only If For A Night," we noticed a Florence + The Machine fan at Saturday's Creators Project performance weeping as she stared at lead singer Florence Welch extend her arms out to the audience. Welch was sporting a drab, flowing dress that resembled a print in a pediatrician's office, and her band barely moved behind her. It appeared that this fan was transfixed by Welch's voice, which is about as pitch-perfect and powerful as one gets. "Are you okay?" her friend shouted above the pounding drums. The girl nodded without taking her eyes away from the stage.
    No more than a minute into "Only If For A Night," we noticed a Florence + The Machine fan at Saturday's Creators Project performance weeping as she stared at lead singer Florence Welch extend her arms out to the audience. Welch was sporting a drab, flowing dress that resembled a print in a pediatrician's office, and her band barely moved behind her. It appeared that this fan was transfixed by Welch's voice, which is about as pitch-perfect and powerful as one gets. "Are you okay?" her friend shouted above the pounding drums. The girl nodded without taking her eyes away from the stage.
    No more than a minute into "Only If For A Night," we noticed a Florence + The Machine fan at Saturday's Creators Project performance weeping as she stared at lead singer Florence Welch extend her arms out to the audience. Welch was sporting a drab, flowing dress that resembled a print in a pediatrician's office, and her band barely moved behind her. It appeared that this fan was transfixed by Welch's voice, which is about as pitch-perfect and powerful as one gets. "Are you okay?" her friend shouted above the pounding drums. The girl nodded without taking her eyes away from the stage.
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