On the heels of song collaborations with Kondukter recording artist Roby R (“Dance Now, I’m Addicted”), a stint as lead singer with Maxi and Cheri of the Mary Jane Girls and independently released solo projects, (“Angelique”, “Around The World In A Groove” etc.), It Started With A Kiss is the 4th album for multi-lingual (French, Spanish, English)

On the heels of song collaborations with Kondukter recording artist Roby R (“Dance Now, I’m Addicted”), a stint as lead singer with Maxi and Cheri of the Mary Jane Girls and independently released solo projects, (“Angelique”, “Around The World In A Groove” etc.), It Started With A Kiss is the 4th album for multi-lingual (French, Spanish, English) singer-songwriter AngéliqueMusic.

Accompanied by stellar background singers and musicians, AngéliqueMusic’s It Started With A Kiss is a musically diverse, infectiously rhythmic and socially charged groove album that will strike a chord with countless demographics. 1. "Stay (See The Light") is a high spirited yet lyrically heart aching pop song that explores the aftermath of an unexpected loss. 2. Featuring singer/actor Jay Jackson (Parks & Recreation, Scandal and more) "Hair" is an updated remake of Larry Graham’s GCS 1970s hit exploring the societal issues of hair in culture, race and identity. 3. Destined to be a classic, “Supernatural” has the right elements of a timeless ballad: emotionally riveting and deeply personal, with haunting lyrics and sweet harmonies that echo the awe of a supernatural love. 4. “All Day Sucker” is a Stevie Wonder remix with a twist: He’s a tease and she’s frustrated! 5. Along with singer/child actor Marc Copage (Julia, Different Strokes, etc.) Reggaeton driven French/English “Il Faut” follow a man and woman reminiscing about a love that might have been but can never be. 6. “Breeze On By” is a jazz/rap mash up of Bobby Womacks “Breezin” and Ice Cube’s “You Can Do It” displaying the synchronicity of the genres. 7. First single “It Started With A Kiss” pays homage to children James Thompson and David Simpson of Monroe, North Carolina (“The Kissing Case”) who were accused of rape and assault for being kissed on the cheek by a white girl in 1958. 8. Ballad “Why Did You Turn Me On is soul music at its best; searing vocals, lush harmonies and a smoking rhythm section. 9. Reggae inspired “Eye On You” is a mellow groove to remind us that God is love and love is all. 10. Inspired by the possibilities of a new romance, “Dance Til The Sunrise” is a great summer in the park or top down riding along the coast groove. 11. Sung in English with a funky Serbian rap, “Gangsta” is a Roby R collaboration about a wannabe Gangsta. 12. Another song destined to be a classic, On The Edge Of Beyond reminds us to be kind to mother earth.

On the heels of her very successful independently released debut “Angélique”, Around the World in a Groove is the sophmore effort for multi-lingual (French, Spanish, English) neo soul singer-songwriter AngéliqueMusic.

Accompanied by stellar background singers and musicians, Angélique’s Around the World in a Groove is a musically diverse,

On the heels of her very successful independently released debut “Angélique”, Around the World in a Groove is the sophmore effort for multi-lingual (French, Spanish, English) neo soul singer-songwriter AngéliqueMusic.

Accompanied by stellar background singers and musicians, Angélique’s Around the World in a Groove is a musically diverse, infectiously rhythmic and socially charged groove album that will strike a chord with countless demographics. "When You Gave Your Word" is a funky, hip hop groove with driving bass and clavinet riffs that address “blah blah television playas” who lie, beg and cheat. It features Alabama rapper TJ showcasing his “dirrty south” skills with singer-actor Michael Kostroff (The Producers, The Wire) on backing vocals. Perfect for Urban Adult Contemporary Markets, "Cornbread, Beans & Rice" is a laid back, summer in the park track with Angélique reminiscing about a lazy Saturday with her “boo” English/Spanish Soca flavored “What is Hip?” questions whether smoking “ganja” and video looks are required to be acceptable or hip. A long time fan favorite in Angélique’s live show, “Loved and Left Again” is R&B at its best; searing vocals, lush harmonies and a smoking rhythm section. Clavinet driven “What Would You Do” (If You Had My Family) drops a heavy dose of true-to-life reality on the effects of verbal abuse and neglect to an innocent child. “Bird of Beauty” is a Zouk inspired version of the English/Portuguese Stevie Wonder classic. First single “Sherockafella" with a decidedly multi-formatted oriental slant, explains how a confident girl with “hips like butter and thighs like cream” can have a man panting like a dawg! “You Said” is a Latin-tinged mellow groove that probes the hopes and disappointments of loving man just not that into you. Performed in French and English, reggae groove “I’ll Remember is the aftermath of the soul-wrenching joys and sad nostalgia of a lost love. Written by Belgian chanteuse Maurane, “Fais Soleil” is performed entirely in French, with a happy Latin Jazz twist. Destined to be a classic, “True Colors has the right elements of a timeless ballad: emotionally riveting and deeply personal, the haunting lyrics and sweet harmonies echo the heartbreak in her voice. “Here To Stay” finishes the set with a rock-flavored dance declaration that Angélique is HERE TO STAY!!!