Cynthia Angelica is a Maryland-based inspirational artist whose healing sounds incorporate elements of pop, film, and classical music. 

Cynthia first experienced the atmosphere changing power of music while growing up in the Black church, citing gospel artists Richard Smallwood, Kirk Franklin, and CeCe Winans as early influences. Later, her influences expanded to include artists like Tori Amos, Sarah McLachlan, Kim Walker-Smith, and Skye Edwards of Morcheeba. 

‘Fears and Dreams,’ Cynthia Angelica’s debut album, explores the intersection of faith and fear. The album, which contains the WAMMIE award-winning single ‘Grace,’ was produced by Dave Mallen of Innovation Station Music. The collection of songs transforms fear into a driving emotion, allowing listeners to tap into strength they did not realize they had. 

Outside of writing and performing music, Cynthia has supported hundreds of fellow musicians in the D.C., Maryland, and Virginia area and beyond as a contributing writer for Alchemical Records and a volunteer for the D.C. Music Summit. She is also a full-time political speechwriter.