Angelle

Alternative folk-rocker Angelle was acknowledged as a talented singer and songwriter before she was old enough to drive. After performing at an Open-Mic night in Ohio, Angelle was featured in a story on the front page of the Cleveland Plain Dealer’s entertainment section entitled “Waiting for Lady Luck.” Since then, many others have come to love her unique lyrics and absorbing melodies. In the early 80s Angelle toured around Ohio playing at small taverns and other local venues in the Cleveland area. In 1986 she began touring with the veteran rock band Wild Horses and later joined the band Dreamstreet in 1990. While with Dreamstreet, Angelle opened for the legendary classic rock groups Grand Funk Railroad and Humble Pie. In 1992 Angelle performed as Master of Ceremonies in Indianapolis, Indiana for a Ross Perot Presidential campaign rally that was broadcast nationally. In 1995 Angelle formed her own group, Universal Joint and produced several albums, including the Bootleg Anthology and To Be Announced. In 2000 Angelle decided to focus on a solo career and has been writing and producing her own music ever since. Her albums can be purchased through her Web site.