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Angela Molineux is a Canadian singer-songwriter, performer and multidisciplinary artist whose career blends classical training, soulful storytelling, and a passion for healing through music. A classically trained soprano with an exceptional four-and-a-half octave vocal range, Angela began vocal studies at a young age while simultaneously establishing herself as a promising young writer. After winning a national CBC short story competition, she was published in newspapers and an anthology for young authors—marking the beginning of a lifelong pursuit of artistic expression.

Angela holds a degree in Psychology with Honors and completed her opera studies at The University of British Columbia’s School of Music and The Juilliard School. Her powerful, ethereal voice and versatile vocal prowess have taken her to stages around the globe, performing opera, classical crossover, pop, and jazz at prestigious events—including performances for European royalty, the Vancouver and London Olympics, the renowned Amalfi Coast Music Festival, international sporting events at BMO Field and Swangard Stadium, a performance for King Abdullah II of Jordan with the vocal ensemble Passionata, and solo engagements for brands such as Dior, Kokon to Zai, and The Beverly Hills Proms  She was recently a guest soloist on The Music of Hans Zimmer & Others and The Lord of the Rings & The Hobbit Spring 2025 European tour. 

Her television appearances include acting roles in North American commercials, feature films and music videos as well as a guest spot performing opera on the award-winning UK reality series Made in Chelsea. 

On the recording and songwriting side, Angela’s angelic voice can be heard on notable projects including Die Meistersinger with Canadian tenor Ben Heppner (CBC Radio Canada), award-winning composer Ilan Eshkeri’s Reliquary for Burberry, and on her cinematic track for Virgin Galactic entitled “Vacuus Vos” , from her debut EP With Love and Light, (songs written by Angela Molineux and written/produced by Grammy-nominated writer/producer Max Herman).

Angela is a dedicated advocate for mental wellness through the arts. She produced and hosted the podcast The Art of Inspiration, featuring interviews with high profile creative entrepreneurs, spotlighting resilience and mindful living. Her most recent writing credits include a feature article for Happiful magazine and a foreword contribution as well as editorial work for the book Recovering from Your Car Accident, written by clinical psychologist Dr. James Zender, (Rowman & Littlefield, 2020). 

Currently, Angela is writing and developing new works centered on healing and inner transformation and performs across operatic, classical crossover, and contemporary genres—both as a soloist and as part of a dynamic female duo and a 5-piece band.