Angel Williams, singer, songwriter, and producer, is the triple threat that many artists strive to become. No stranger to the R&B/House Music scene, Angel spent her earlier years singing funky, hypnotic tracks such as “Stand Up” with Revolution. Her debut release “So Damn Sexy” is a culmination of years in the music industry as a singer/songwriter and performer. From the lyrics to the artwork, Angel has crafted a professional cd which will set the standard for future independent projects. A true biographical work of art, Angel sings from the heart and tells her own personal stories of heartache, abuse, unrequited love, and even a salute to those who have risked their lives for this country. Angel’s throaty, yet sultry voice is reminiscent of a combination of Phyllis Hyman and Whitney Houston. Her stand out single, “How Could You”, is destined to become a true anthem for all women who have experienced heartache. Her thoughtful lyrics serenade the listener as she creates a sincere relationship by honestly telling the story of lost love. Angel revisits her days as a house music artist with “Stop” which gets the listener moving with playful beats and instrumentation. With the help of neophyte genius producer, Jamaal Walker, Angel introduces us to the driving force of the hip-hop tune “Big Girls” which is sure to become the theme song for women of all sizes. Angel moves into a tribute to current pop culture with the song “Dear Dr. Phil” which combines pop, hip-hop, and an arrangement that will have you singing this one the entire time you’re listening while riding in the car. “Someday” gives the listener a peek into Angel’s social consciousness as she acknowledges the efforts of our military and those who have gone before us. In truth, there is something for everyone on this cd as Angel wraps her intoxicating voice through each vocal piece. Her lyrics are magical, sexy and insightful as she weaves her experiences of love, life and laughter through each and every song. The instrumentation and the lyrics make “So Damn Sexy” an amazing body of work which will no doubt lead to a future of many more great cds.