Angie Arsenault Montréal, Québec
The new sounds mark an evolution from Angie's 2009 full-length debut "Once Upon a Dream", which was also a crowd-funded production. This time around, Angie steered her creativity to a new direction and decided to produce this new album herself, resulting in a mix of dark, industrial, pop sounds with an emphasis on rhythms and electronic noise, along with her signature melodic vocal harmonies. ... more
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