Angel Baribeau
Angel Baribeau came out of Hudson, Quebec, where she grew up listening to folk music like Joan Baez and Bob Dylan. Her band released their debut album 'Up the...
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Angel Baribeau came out of Hudson, Quebec, where she grew up listening to folk music like Joan Baez and Bob Dylan. Her band released their debut album 'Up the River' in 2016, with the title track 'Love Is Up The River' becoming their most recognizable song.
The group had a rotating lineup but often featured Daniel Faulkner on guitar, Amanda Wilkinson on bass, and Thomas Gordon on drums alongside Baribeau herself. They put out a couple more records after that first one, including 'The Ballad of the Wanderer' and 'Wildflowers'.
In 2019, the band went on a break after some public difficulties. The existing history cuts off there, so what came next isn't clear from this material.
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