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Fusing soul, rock, and indie-pop with her distinctive velvety vocals and ballsy lyrics, Raegan Sealy has perfected the art of finding light in life’s darkest experiences.
Described by Jammerzine as “grittily angelic,” Raegan possesses a voice as raw as it is luxurious, as resilient as it is charming, allowing her to deliver both haunting ballads and upbeat self-empowerment anthems with equal prowess. Rich, commanding, and resonant, Raegan’s is the sound of a life lived fully. As a songwriter, Raegan delves fearlessly into life's shadows, seamlessly blending strength and vulnerability.
She has performed around the world in venues ranging from street corners to stadiums, including the Wells Fargo Arena in Philadelphia, New York City’s Central Park SummerStage, and The Rainbow Room at Rockefeller Center.
Fusing soul, rock, and indie-pop with her distinctive velvety vocals and ballsy lyrics, Raegan Sealy has perfected the art of finding light in life’s darkest experiences through words and music.
As a singer, Raegan defies easy categorization. Described by Jammerzine as “grittily angelic,” Raegan possesses a voice as raw as it is luxurious, as resilient as it is charming, allowing her to deliver both haunting ballads and upbeat self-empowerment anthems with equal prowess. Rich, commanding, and resonant, Raegan’s is the sound of a life lived fully; a sound that is uniquely her own.
As a songwriter, Raegan delves fearlessly into life's shadows, seamlessly blending strength and vulnerability, often within the same stroke. Her artistry is a testament to the power of music and performance to inspire, heal, and connect.
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The Gang of Angels—a.k.a The G.O.A—are a choir like no other. Born from an experiment made in heaven and led by singer, songwriter, and visual artist Honey Williams, the group sing a concoction of originals, unusual and unexpected covers (from Azealia Banks to Massive Attack), and vintage classics laced with fresh new beats. The result is a heady cocktail of soul-infused harmonies laid over genre-less and decade-defying sounds.
Based in the UK, these lethally luminescent voices are also internationally ready, willing and able. The Gang of Angels has previously supported and collaborated with Natalie Duncan, Deborah “Debris” Stevenson, Witch of the East, Jaya Gordon-Moore, and Ayanna Witter-Johnson. They are also OGs of the thriving Nottingham music scene, regularly appearing at New Art Exchange, Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham Playhouse, Hockley Hustle, City Arts, and Nottingham Pride.
The Gang of Angels has previously supported and collaborated with Natalie Duncan, Deborah “Debris” Stevenson, Witch of the East, Jaya Gordon-Moore, and Ayanna Witter-Johnson. In 2014, the choir had the honor of performing at the funeral of Sue Townsend, author of the Adrian Mole series, in Leicester, UK. They are also OGs of the thriving Nottingham music scene, regularly appearing at New Art Exchange, Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham Playhouse, Hockley Hustle, City Arts, and Nottingham Pride.
The Gang of Angels—a.k.a The G.O.A—are a choir like no other. Born from an experiment made in heaven and led by singer, songwriter, and visual artist Honey Williams, the group sing a concoction of originals, unusual and unexpected covers (from Azealia Banks to Massive Attack), and vintage classics laced with fresh new beats. The result is a heady cocktail of soul-infused harmonies laid over genre-less and decade-defying sounds. Based in the UK, these lethally luminescent voices are also internationally ready, willing and able.
KILLING SONG
A dark comedy in piano ballad form about coming to terms with the not-so-retrospectively inevitable downfall of a relationship.
Taking inspiration from both soul and classical harmonies, Raegan strips her melodies back to the bone in this song, leaning only on piano and violin to deliver a performance that’s as big as it is delicate.
“Killing Song,” Raegan says, is about “all those little nagging problems in a relationship that you know are there but don’t want to address – because you know that killing the problems will also kill the relationship.”
" A strikingly grand performance of awareness and resilience." — NEW MUSIC WEEKLY
"The soul-pop vocals of Sealy are both soft-spoken and assertive, filling oceans between the confidence and irony of her storytelling and the emotional performance she delivers." — LEFUTUREWAVE
"Raw, vulnerable and totally relatable!" — LA MUSIC REVIEW
FEATURING THE GANG OF ANGELS
A bold and emotionally charged ballad confronting the supposed mutuality of healing and forgiveness. The song’s gospel-inspired rhythm and vocal performance create a powerful spectacle; the proclamation that forgiveness is never easy—and not always apt. Instead, “Care” dares to embrace fury. Raegan shows empathy and grace towards herself while navigating these contrasting emotions, and in doing so, creates space for others to do the same.
“‘Care’ is an anthem for the angry, a ballad for the bitter, a sonnet for the still-not-over-it,” writes Raegan. “With this song, I want to challenge the notion that you have to forgive to forget or heal or move on, or that still being angry about something makes you weak. I want to challenge the idea that being ‘strong’ means not letting things get to you. I think admitting that things get to you and soldiering on regardless is what real strength—and authenticity—looks like.”
Produced by Robin Buyer, with the energetic, cinematic contributions of the Gang Of Angels choir,“Care” is available now to stream and download on all digital platforms.
"A haunting ballad with shades of Radiohead’s “Creep” and classic doo-wop. Raegan has a fabulous vocal range, and the Gang of Angels brilliantly add another level of excellence to this superb track." — JAKE'S TAKES
"The song's unwavering vigor shines through in its poignant rhythm and staggering vocal performance - which create a powerful, dynamic spectacle, reminding listeners that forgiving and forgetting is not always that simple." — BROADWAY WORLD
"A touching demonstration of resilience and self-compassion that features Sealy’s signature powerful, velvety soul-pop vocals alongside the gentle fierceness of the Gang of Angels." — CONVERSATIONS ABOUT HER
"The perfect heartbreak anthem to make your day – featuring the warmth of soul and rock melodies alongside a lively, quintessential pop atmosphere." — SHE MAKES MUSIC
"Channeling all her smokey soul into the song’s incisive lyrics Sealy is as suave as she is unabashedly confident. With further support from the incredible all-female choir The Gang of Angels, their vocals adding a gleaming buoyancy, “Make ’em Jealous” is a groovily and paradoxically rejoiceful song from the singer/songwriter." — GRIMY GOODS
""From the start, I am captivated by Raegan’s unique timbre. A bit reminiscent of Amy Winehouse, I immediately take that back because, well, this is all Raegan. [...] Soul for the sake of soul. Heart felt solemn beauty emanating from a solitary voice. [...] Grittily angelic." — JAMMERZINE
MAKE 'EM JEALOUS
FEATURING THE GANG OF ANGELS
This upbeat, indie soul piece sets out to reframe the cliché of being stuck in a toxic relationship – with a satirical spin.
Fusing soul-pop vocals with an infectious recurring beat, “Make ‘em Jealous” shines a light of optimism on the self-delusion that so often keeps us from moving on.
With production credits from Jay Diggs and Robin Buyer, a feature from the all-female choir, The Gang of Angels, and writing assistance from Honey Williams, this fun track is destined to reach listeners on a deeper level. “Make ‘em Jealous” is available on all streaming platforms now.
