BIOGRAPHY
The Floacist, whose real name is Natalie Stewart, is a British singer, songwriter, and spoken word artist. Born on February 13, 1979, in Germany, she is best known as one-half of the Grammy-nominated R&B and spoken word duo Floetry, along with Marsha Ambrosius.
Floetry gained prominence in the early 2000s for their unique blend of soulful vocals, poetic lyrics, and spoken word elements. The duo released several critically acclaimed albums, including "Floetic" (2002) and "Flo'Ology" (2005). Their signature style appealed to fans of R&B and neo-soul, and they became influential figures in the spoken word movement.
After Floetry's initial disbandment, The Floacist pursued a solo career. She released solo albums, such as "Floetic Soul" (2010) and "Rise of the Phoenix Mermaid" (2014), showcasing her continued dedication to poetic expression and soulful music.
The Floacist's work often explores themes of love, empowerment, and spirituality. Her spoken word performances are marked by a rhythmic and melodic cadence, complementing her soulful singing. The combination of her spoken word artistry and vocal talents has contributed to her distinct artistic identity.
Throughout her career, The Floacist has collaborated with various artists and has continued to engage with audiences through her live performances. Her contributions to the realm of spoken word and R&B have left an enduring impact, influencing both fans and fellow artists.