Building a healthy following on the London Poetry/Spoken Word circuit over the past 5 years, Comfort, the unabashed Spoken Word Artist, isn’t afraid to speak her mind.  Aptly dubbed ‘Art without Apology’, Comfort offers thought provoking, but entertaining lyricism, peppered with her no nonsense take on modern life and relationships.

The expressive and engaging Writer of both erotic and general fiction, made her transition from written to spoken word in 2007 when she hit the live performance scene with a zest that has seen her perform at some of London’s most elite events and win the Word4Word Summer Slam in 2009. Comfort, has impressively had three of her poems published; the first, her signature piece ‘Unsatisfied’, by men’s lifestyle magazine Juice in 2008, the controversial ‘WasteMan’, (co-written by Dubb’l yoo T), in the same magazines following edition, and more recently, ‘Mini Me’ by Ninety-Nine, ‘the UK’s Number 1 magazine for Black Achievers’.

Not satisfied with simply writing and performing, Comfort also Co-Founded former Poetry collective, Partnas in Rhyme, who hosted regular poetry events (Rum Punch and Poetry in the Park).  She is also Founder and Managing Director of ONiT! PR, a niche, multi-disciplinary agency dedicated to raising the profile of Independent Performance Artists and Entertainers in the UK, including FLOetic Lara, Quincy the Comedian and Rap Artist/Producer, TY.


NeW MaN by name,
new man essentially by way of thought as well as speech.
We live and learn from life's tests and trials.
No man remains the same when life takes place.
We are either propelled towards truth, understanding as well as personal growth and goodness or we can be ricocheted in the opposite direction.
Do join me on my journey as I share with you my story.  
It is a story about love gained, love lost, one's hopes, one's dreams, the highs and lows and the reality we have come to perceive and know as life.
It is also about the transition from the old to the new.
Welcome to the NeW MaN project!

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