Angela Angel's

Angela Angels has something to ask and say. She’s traveled to hell and back to find her voice, and love finally brought it to light. Poet, singer-songwriter, California girl by way of Panama and the Caribbean –you can hear and feel the sum of her parts on every record. Best described as lyrically-driven, but never at the expense of moody and ethereal beats that compliment her rich alto-tone, her sound is reminiscent of a time when music and poetry were one in the same.
Raised in the high-desert on the outskirts of Los Angeles, she left home to follow a conventional path but eventually veered off landing in NYC, Miami, DC and most recently Seattle. Along the way she spent her days writing furiously, making mistakes and gathering inspiration. “My influences vary in terms of sound from Bob Marley and Kurt Cobain to Nina Simone and Sade. What all these artists have in common is a rawness, the courage to be vulnerable on a track. When I make music I give as much of myself as I can,” she says.
Her debut EP RE-BELLE LOVE was the culmination of a rocky road marked by recovery and ultimately self-discovery. Each song began as a poem, “I had years worth of highs, lows and angst literally sitting in shoe boxes under my bed. Finding real love, and the support that comes with it, gave me the strength to relive every gut-wrenching moment and transform it into something positive.”
Angela Angels is back in the studio finishing her sophomore effort, Poulet Noir. This EP is anchored by a breezy summer-anthem called Icy Heart. She’s come a long a way to get here and let’s just say there’s more to come.