Being a mom is like releasing a debut album — exciting, unpredictable, and deeply responsible. Being an artist means lights, stage, and finding your own voice. But when these two worlds collide, something entirely new is born — music of a different kind.
Mother. Artist. Woman.
Angela shares her personal formula for living in rhythm — a rhythm where there’s space for her children, her creativity, and herself.
“I can’t imagine being either just a mom or just a singer. I’m both — all at once. And now I see that not as a burden, but as my superpower.”
Priorities Aren’t About Sacrifice — They’re About Truth
Angela says balance is never about perfect schedules or equal time blocks. It’s about the courage to choose what matters right now.
“I have two sons — and they’re not toddlers anymore. They’ve got their own rhythm, emotions, and endless questions. Some days I manage to record vocals, run around the park with them, and even call a friend. And some days, all my energy goes into answering ‘Mom, but why…?’ and those long talks before bedtime. And that’s life too. I no longer punish myself for ‘being unproductive’ — because I’m living, not reporting.”
How I Find Time: Three Simple Rules
Angela admits she used to be a perfectionist before becoming a mother. But motherhood taught her the core truth — to be here and now, not flawless, but loving.
– “No” Is Also a Form of Care
“I don’t do it all — and I’m honest about that now. I’ll cancel a shoot or reschedule a call if I feel like I can’t handle it. That’s not weakness. That’s self-respect. And guess what? The world keeps turning.”
– Quiet Coffee = Reset
“Ten minutes of coffee while the kids are still asleep? That’s my reset button. If I get that moment, I can function. It’s a small ritual — but it reminds me: I exist too in this story.”
– My Team = My Safe Space
“Everything works because I’m not doing it alone. I have a team — people who don’t just ‘help’, they get my rhythm, my chaos, my goals. We plan, improvise, and keep the beat together. They’re my space of strength, where I can be different — but always myself.”
Emotional Intelligence as My Inner Producer
Angela often speaks about the importance of emotional intelligence — not just in music, but in life.
“Some days you just can’t. And that’s not the end of the world — that’s your sign to stop, breathe, and hold yourself. When I do that, my voice returns. My heart wants to sing again.”
“From Drama to Satire”: How Angela Balances Depth and Irony in Her Music
After her emotionally raw and vulnerable song “Tse ne miy reis” (This Is Not My Flight), which explored heartbreak and personal transformation, Angela is preparing to release a new track — bold, ironic, and unapologetic. This time, she’s calling out the outdated ideals of toxic masculinity — where detachment is mistaken for strength, and arrogance for normalcy.
For Angela, this contrast isn’t a contradiction — it’s authenticity.
“Both the tragic and the comic are close to my heart. I’m not afraid to sound different in every song — because that’s who I am.”
“A Mother Can Be Everything — a Muse, a Manager, Soft and Strong”
This story isn’t just about Angela.
It’s about every woman searching for her own tempo, her own song, her harmony between career and family.
And if right now you’re knee-deep in lullabies, sleepless nights, and quiet whispers before bed — remember: you’re creating, too.
You’re living in your own rhythm.
And your stage is wherever your heart beats.
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