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Angus Powell
Angus Powell is a singer-songwriter from the UK who writes spare, introspective songs. His 2016 single "Monsters" got attention for its direct lyrics about...
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Angus Powell is a singer-songwriter from the UK who writes spare, introspective songs. His 2016 single "Monsters" got attention for its direct lyrics about inner turmoil, and he followed it with albums like Past Lives in 2017 and The Shadow of Doubt in 2019. Another track, "Hole in My Heart," shows his lean, personal style.
He works with musicians like guitarist Liam Barnes, bassist Oliver Jones, and drummer Ethan Carter. Powell's music tends to be raw and unadorned, focusing on themes of vulnerability and isolation without much studio gloss. His 2022 album was called Redemption.
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