Sara Angel was destined for music. The 22-year-old Nashville-based singer-songwriter is the daughter of Christian artist Priscila Angel and Los Temerarios frontman Gustavo Angel—legends in their very own proper. However somewhat than merely following of their footsteps, Sara is carving a sound that’s uniquely hers. Mixing R&B, Latin, pop, and different dreamy soundscapes, she’s crafting a genre-fluid type that feels each contemporary and acquainted. Her newest chapter, led by the intoxicating single “Echo,” begins in an intimate hush of guitar and vocals earlier than swelling into one thing vibrant and alive.
“‘Echo’ is about letting go of what now not serves you,” the rising expertise lends. “I needed it to really feel like a journey – emotional, but in addition enjoyable and sudden. It’s obtained this dreamy-meets-dynamic vibe that blends natural textures with trendy vitality. To me, it’s a observe that tells a narrative whereas nonetheless making you need to transfer.”
Born in Mexico and raised in Texas, Sara moved to the U.S. at age 5. Surrounded by her mom’s Regional Mexican contributions and her father’s Mexican pop hits, her connection to music fashioned early. “I grew up seeing them work, listening to them sing songs after which singing with them,” she remembers. She started penning songs in third grade, but it surely wasn’t till senior yr of highschool that all the things clicked. “I used to be like, ‘Okay, I actually need to do that,’” she provides.
After graduating highschool, the up-and-comer moved to Nashville to attend Belmont College. A yr later, she took a go away of absence to carry out on a couple of stops of her father’s tour. Music rapidly grew to become her full-time focus. She constructed a rising fan base on TikTok—some inherited from her father, others drawn in by her viral clips in the course of the pandemic. Her momentum continued with a collection of releases, together with a canopy of her father’s traditional “Creo Que Voy a Llorar,” showcasing her fluidity between English and Spanish.
As her songwriting developed, so did her voice. “Ephemeral,” which she calls a “ballady unhappy track,” marked a shift towards extra private materials. Nevertheless it was “Echo” that solidified her route. “Once I did ‘Echo,’ I used to be like, ‘Okay, what am I feeling proper now?’” she says. “‘What sort of sound do I need to evolve into?’” Drawing from her musical roots and impressed by artists like Kacey Musgraves and Olivia Rodrigo, Sara started shaping a sound all her personal—culminating in her upcoming undertaking.
Produced by Joey Barba (aka Barbasauce), the undertaking blends all of the influences that outline her. A breezy follow-up to “Echo” is on the way in which, together with a songwriter camp she’s internet hosting in Nashville. “They’re all coming to my producer’s home, the place he has two studios,” she explains. “So we’re going to be working concurrently—some writers in a single room, the opposite writers within the different. By the tip of three days, we’ll have a complete of about twelve demos that we are able to work on.”
Music could also be within the rising star’s bloodline, however her work is her chosen lifeline. “I envision good issues to return, however I’m nonetheless figuring all of it out,” she humbly advises. “I really like music and I need to create one thing the place individuals really feel recognized and really feel welcome. I need individuals to search out some type of neighborhood inside my music.” With extra music and a tour forward, Sara Angel is simply getting began.
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