So with that said, here are 10 love songs that you can relax to, beginning with Floetry.
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The “neo-soul” genre is my most favorable type of music because I can connect to the artist and the production in a much deeper way, plus there’s so much poetry in the music.
Although today is Valentine’s Day, I wanted to create a playlist that works for any day and moment when you want a relaxing vibe and mood. Our favorite album cut from Floetry’s final album.It’s no secret that R&B music is my favorite genre, and the best genre to find messages of love. The group tapped common for another hit song and one we’d label as a hip hop ballad.Īnother beautiful ballad where Marsha’s vocals truly shine while being backed by Natalie’s ad libs.
Supastar (featuring Common) (from the “Flo’Ology” album) Give it a listen if you hadn’t heard it yet. This is another gem that doesn’t get the attention it deserves. This is a really good song that often goes overlooked.Īnd I Hope (from the Larry Gold “Classic Philly Soul” album) One of the few studio recorded songs from the group’s live album. Have Faith (from the “Floacism Live” album) The hip-hop infused banger showed they were more than just “neo-soul” artists. Rapper Mos Def lent a hand to this funky fresh jam where both members of Floetry truly shine. Wanna B Where U R (Thisizzaluvsong) (featuring Mos Def) (from the “Barbershop 2” soundtrack) Our favorite album cut from the debut album and one we felt could have been a strong choice for a single. If I Was a Bird (from the “Floetic” album) This stunning ballad is a great example of how the group’s styles worked so well together. A stunning ballad and one of the best R&B songs of the 2000’s. This was pretty much the moment we knew Marsha was destined for superstardom on her own. Their debut single came with a fresh sound unlike any other at the time. This is where is all started for the duo. Without further ado, here is our list in chronological order: You can also click here to check out our most recent interview with Marsha Ambrosius where she shares her history with Floetry. Click any of the song titles to hear that song. Their styles meshed together so beautifully and you could tell they were primed for the individual success they’d each experience in the years to follow.Ĭlick Here to check out all of our Top 10 Lists. Marsha provided vocals while Natalie provided rap/poetry. The duo was quite unique and really unlike any other we had at the time or after it.
They did make a brief reunion in the mid 2010’s to perform shows but no new music has followed.įloetry originally migrated for their native London and ended up at the legendary A Touch of Jazz studios directed by DJ Jazzy Jeff in Philly. It was unfortunate for music lovers that the group disbanded following their sophomore effort in 2006. The group made up of songstress Marsha Ambrosius and Floacist Natalie Stewart gave us two very good albums in addition to a live project. For the latest edition of our Top 10 Best Songs list, we take a look at the discography of Floetry.
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