Angelica Hale

Angelica Hale has made a mark with several notable tracks. Songs like "Rise Up" and "Fight Song" resonate with themes of strength and perseverance, making them favorites among fans. "Girl on Fire" is another powerful anthem that showcases her vocal ability and passion.

In addition to these hits, she has released tracks such as "Feel the Magic," "Impossible," and "Portrait Of Betty." Each song brings something unique, with messages that connect with listeners. "The Color Of Love," "My New York," "Looking Up," and "My Hero" round out her collection, reflecting her diverse style and the various emotions she captures in her music.

These songs have contributed to her growing presence in the pop music scene, appealing to a wide audience with their relatable lyrics and catchy melodies.

Angelica Hale has recently released her single "Set a Place at Your Table." This track explores themes of connection and belonging, with a catchy melody that invites listeners to reflect on shared experiences. The song showcases her vocal range and ability to convey emotion through music.

In 2021, she also put out "Looking Up," a feel-good anthem that encourages optimism and resilience. The upbeat nature of this song offers a sense of hope, making it relatable to a wide audience. Prior to these, "Reindeer In Here Rock" and "What About Us," both from 2020, highlighted her versatility in tackling different musical styles. "Reindeer In Here Rock" captures the festive spirit of the holiday season, while "What About Us" addresses deeper social themes, demonstrating her growth as an artist. Each of these tracks contributes to her evolving sound in the pop music scene.

Angelica Hale has collaborated with notable figures in the music industry, particularly with David Foster. Their partnership produced songs like “Portrait Of Betty,” which showcases Hale's vocal ability alongside Foster's signature production style. Another significant track, “My New York,” highlights the blend of Hale's artistry with Foster's rich musical background.

In addition, “The Color Of Love” features Hale alongside Faith Prince and Erich Bergen. This collaboration brings together diverse talents, resulting in a piece that emphasizes themes of connection and emotion. Another track, “Army of Queens and Kings,” features Shaun Barrowes and Yaphet Bustos, further expanding Hale's collaborative efforts. Each of these partnerships reflects a unique combination of voices and styles, contributing to Hale’s growing discography.