Terri Walker

Terri Walker is a British soul and R&B singer-songwriter known for her rich vocal talent and heartfelt lyrics. Born Chanelle Gstettenbauer on April 14, 1979, in the United Kingdom, Walker spent part of her formative years in Germany, where she was influenced by a diverse range of musical styles. She later returned to England to study at the renowned BRIT School for Performing Arts. Walker first gained major attention with her debut album, "Untitled," released in 2003. The album showcased her soulful voice and earned her critical acclaim, including a nomination for the Mercury Music Prize and a MOBO Award nomination. Her subsequent albums, including "L.O.V.E" (2005) and "I Am" (2006), further established her as a prominent figure in the UK music scene. Over the years, Walker has collaborated with an array of artists such as Mos Def, Jennifer Hudson, and more, highlighting her versatility and appeal across genres. In addition to her solo work, she has also been part of the UK soul supergroup, The Floacist. Known for her distinctive voice and passionate live performances, Terri Walker remains a respected and influential figure in contemporary British soul and R&B music.