Felicia Temple is a contemporary R&B singer, songwriter, pianist, and producer whose voice blends elegance, strength, and emotional precision. With a sound rooted in timeless soul and shaped by modern R&B, she has built a career defined by vocal excellence, honest storytelling, and undeniable presence.

Felicia first captured national attention on The Voice, where her blind audition of “All I Could Do Was Cry” earned a three-chair turn. Choosing Alicia Keys as her coach, she introduced millions to a rare kind of artistry: a vocalist with technical control, lived-in emotion, and a tone that feels instantly familiar yet impossible to imitate.

Since then, Felicia has carved her own lane as an independent force in modern R&B. Her discography includes five EPs: To Whom It May Concern (2013), Bedroom Chronicles (2014, re-released in 2019), The Balancing Act (2017), Bedroom Chronicles II (2021), and Welcome Home (2024). Together, her catalog has surpassed five million streams worldwide, and her releases continue to grow through fan-driven momentum and performance-based discovery.

Onstage, Felicia’s journey stretches far beyond her roots in Teaneck, New Jersey. She grew up performing alongside her musician father before becoming a fixture at legendary New York venues like SOB’s and The Village Underground, where her live show gained a reputation for power, vulnerability, and soul. Those early nights laid the foundation for international touring, including a European run with An Evening with Whitney Houston: The Whitney Houston Hologram Tour. Over the years, she has shared stages with icons and legends including The Roots, Macy Gray, The O’Jays, Keke Wyatt, and Angie Stone, further cementing her standing as a vocalist’s vocalist.

Beyond the spotlight, Felicia is also a respected studio vocalist and creative collaborator, lending her voice and musical instincts to work with artists such as Joe Budden, Deborah Cox, and John Legend, and contributing vocals to Splice. She is as comfortable shaping music behind the scenes as she is commanding a stage, a duality that makes her artistry both versatile and enduring.

But what truly sets Felicia apart is the depth of her story. A registered nurse and cancer survivor, she embodies resilience on and off the stage. During the height of the pandemic, she represented frontline workers in the historic One World: Together at Home global broadcast, reflecting the dual callings she continues to balance: healing patients by day and healing hearts through music by night.

In her current chapter with LAVNDR CLOUDS, Felicia’s catalog and new releases continue to gain traction across platforms, with A Soft Place To Land building measurable streaming momentum led by standout records such as “Colorblind,” “Two Ships,” and “Don’t Wanna Be Lonely.”