ANGELIKA has returned with “Feeling of Almost”, a single that serves as both a personal timestamp and a delicious tease of what’s to come in her upcoming debut EP, MYTH.
It’s been a year and a half since ANGELIKA released her double salvo of “James” and “Secret History”—a pair of singles that put her on the map as a storyteller with a pop palette.
Early versions of the track were already making waves behind the scenes. Initial demos recorded with Joey Auch and Austin Jux Chandler (Adele, Ed Sheeran) turned heads, eventually earning ANGELIKA the BMI Nashville Songwriting Award (now known as the Dolly Parton Scholarship). That accolade came with an extra pinch of pop star fairy dust: selection by none other than Kacey Musgraves. Not a bad early nod for a rising artist still sketching out her sonic blueprint.
“Over time, the song, much like my awareness, has shapeshifted—it’s become an ode to yearning, capturing that tantalizing, sometimes heartbreaking realization that at any moment, someone new could enter your life and change everything irrevocably.”
But ANGELIKA isn’t all starry-eyed potential. She’s also a creative entrepreneur, founding and running Rosemary’s House, a multimedia residency and production company.
Most recently, she’s brought her music to life on stage, including a six-day residency at the Fringe Festival and a headline performance at London’s iconic Troubadour. These live shows featured early performances of MYTH, offering a glimpse into whats to come.
With “Feeling of Almost”, ANGELIKA is less interested in the end of the story and more obsessed with the edge of it—where everything could still happen. That’s where she thrives: in the shimmer of the almost.
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