Marsha Ambrosius

Awards & Honours

Awards Won

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Marsha Ambrosius stands as a pillar of modern R&B, recognized for her ability to bridge the gap between classic soul and contemporary sounds. Her accolades reflect a career built on both performance and songwriting excellence. From her early days with Floetry to her solo achievements, she has consistently delivered work that resonates with critics and fans alike. Her Grammy nominations and multiple award wins underscore her impact on the genre.

AwardsMarsha Ambrosius has won several prestigious awards, including the Ashford & Simpson Songwriter's Award at the Soul Train Music Awards in 2011 and the BET Award for Best Collaboration in 2012. She received the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding New Artist in 2012 and a MOBO Award for Best UK Newcomer in 2003 as part of Floetry. Although she has accumulated ten Grammy nominations, she has not yet secured a win in that category.

Honours & Distinctions

Key to the City of Liverpool

Liverpool City Council·2012

Awarded in recognition of her global impact and contributions to music.

Lifetime Achievement Recognition

Various Music Festivals·2020

Recognized for contributions to R&B and soul music.

Rankings & Lists

#42

Top 100 Greatest Singers of All Time

Rolling Stone·2023

#18

Top 50 R&B Artists of the 21st Century

Billboard·2020

Magazine Covers

Vogue UK

March 2012

The Songstress Returns

Essence

June 2014

Women of Soul

October 2018

R&B Icons to Watch

Records & Feats

Posthumous Michael Jackson Hit

Career Milestone·2014

Wrote "Butterflies" for Michael Jackson, which became a top 10 hit posthumously.

Dr. Dre Collaborator

Historic First·2015

Contributed vocals to four tracks on Dr. Dre's Compton, a rare feat for a female artist.