Angela Evans is at a new place in her life, which has brought her to a new place in her career.
The Lively-born songstress, formerly known as Angela Nussey, went through a “transition” about five years ago.
While living in Toronto, change began to happen when she realized that she was responsible for the way she was feeling. Positive, like-minded people began to surround her, and her life took an upward spin. “It all came together as one whole package.”
The result of her metamorphosis was "Still Hope". The album is full of “hopeful, empowering and inspiration music,” Evans said.
“We've had some great feedback (about the album),” she said. Confirmation of her successes came with an invitation to perform at the Global Woman Summit.
On Oct. 8 and 11, Evans will take the stage in Washington, D.C., at the same conference speakers like Barack Obama, Michelle Obama and Oprah Winfrey will be headlining.
“I think they chose me because they understood what my message is and realized that it would be a perfect fit for a celebration of ideas and conversation like this,” Evans stated.
“I wanted to create music that can make you feel good while still holding true to the issues and values that I see as being at the forefront of change. It’s one thing to hear words of inspiration – it’s quite another to tap your feet to them.”
If you can't catch her in Washington, Evans will be in Sudbury this November. She is speaking and singing at the ????
She will also be making an appearance in Sudbury this year as a Keynote speaker at the "i wanna feel good" conference, held in November.
For more information about Evans and her upcoming projects, check out her website at www.officialangelaevans.com.
- Posted by Jenny Jelen
