Angelina is a Italo-Brit singer, songwriter, performer and recording artist born in Italy, now based in London. Angelina grew up singing  in jazz bands and gospel choirs in Italy and listening to 80s and 90s pop music together with jazz classics, rhythm and blues. She fell in love with singers like Aretha Franklin, Nina Simone, Ella Fitzgerald, Mina, Michael Jackson and Jeff Buckley. At the age of 18 she decides to moved to London to study music and will graduate at Goldsmiths University where she starts to find her own identity as an artist. Angelina’s creativity managed to flourish leading her to write, arrange and perform her solo material with the 50-piece choir Goldsmiths Vocal Ensemble at the renowned Royal Festival Hall for the Chorus Festival, conducted and curated in collaboration with Mercury prize nominee and mentor Eska Mtungwazi. After graduating Angelina completed a female music production internship at The Midi Music Company, where she regularly rehearsed and where she started her productions,  which followed by the release of Debut EP ‘Invisible Ties’.As a very versatile vocalist she has performed with many different projects like Matthew Herbert’s Big Band, Jessie Ware, Kwabs and acclaimed choreographer and composer Hofesh Shechter treading prestigious stages like Glastonbury Festival, London Jazz Festival, Barbican, Ronnie Scott’s, The 229, Shepherd’s Bush Empire and in the capital’s most iconic building, the Tower of London as part of EAST WALL, a large-scale spectacle of dance and live music to celebrate east London’s rich cultural heritage.After the release of several albums collaborating with bands exploring Folk, Balkan, Afrobeat, Glitch hop and deep house music, Angelina has launched her solo project with her anticipated debut album ‘Untold’, produced with Nick Burns which has been supported by plays on Soho Radio and was celebrated with an album launch for a night of female fronted trip-hop/dream-pop inspired Folktronica projects.  Untold explores the themes of spirituality, healing, identity, addiction and dives into emotions of grief, love and surprise. It functions as catharsis, a very intimate way of letting go and moving forward from some profound experiences that were only able to come to the surface when the whole world stopped in front of a global pandemic and finally surrendered to stillness.