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SUMMARY:Angela Saini - Casa Lola 
DESCRIPTION:Fresh off a Dutch tour overseas and four cross-Canada treks in the last 18 months\, BBC Radio is calling her "massively talented" on the heels of her newest EP "Leap." Showcasing well-crafted songs about self-renewal\, empowerment\, love and life\, Angela delves into humanistic and honest themes laden with catchy hooks and memorable melodies. Her first effort "Cake and Callouses" in 2012 garnered a Toronto Independent Music Award Nomination as well as a "Best Female Artist" nomination in the International Acoustic Music Awards. Whip up Sara Bareilles\, sprinkle in some Sheryl Crow\, and top with a sour cherry candy\; the result is "angelic vocals with just a little stomp." (Cadence Canada Magazine)"Leap" is aptly named as she committed to the recording process without knowing how she was going to finance it. Produced by Thomas McKay (Joydrop\, Nightcrawlers) a successful fan-funding campaign proved her message that anything is possible when you have passion and a little courage. Empowering others with songs about personal growth such as leading track "U Turn" and personal vulnerability in "Something Like I'm Beautiful\," fans gravitate to her stark honesty and authentic delivery onstage.Angela broke into the local music scene in her hometown of Calgary\, AB before she had finished her first year of high school. Teaching herself to play guitar at 14\, her Austrian mother and Indian father drove her to gigs as she strummed original songs at local bars before she was legally allowed to frequent them. She credits her first band\, Supernal\, for years of touring Canada and releasing four independent rock albums\; experiences that augmented her natural vocal ability and refined her songwriting skills. Relocating to Toronto\, her most recent band Drive Faster was featured on the AUX TV show "Master Tracks" filmed in Metal Works studios with producers Moe Berg and Laurence Currie. Berg described the process as a "homerun" and said Angela "is just so outstanding. You almost get a rush when you are recording someone like that."Frequently gigging as an acoustic solo artist\, Angela decided to take her songs electric and got the attention of Johnny Fay\, drummer for The Tragically Hip. Demo sessions together became pre-production for her solo debut "Cake and Callouses." As Angela takes her next Leap\, her strong and soulful voice will carry her wherever she decides to go next.Powered by BandzoogleDear DiaryShareShare this track (Hide)
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