Americana singer-songwriter crafting story-driven songs grounded in history and home.

New Album, "Songs From The Knoxville Project"

Coming Soon! 9-25-26

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Latest News

Recent Press 

Sharing a few links to some great recent press!

Going back to January, here is a beautiful and deep dive by and actual philosopher into my song, “Have You Seen My Friend?” https://jaaronsimmons.substack.com/p/music-mondays-angela-easterling

Here's a great write up and profile on my new album from Fredericksburg, VA: https://www.fredericksburgfreepress.com/2026/07/08/the-knoxville-project-translates-one-familys-civil-war-journey-into-music/

And a wonderful interview that recently ran in Loudoun, VA: https://www.loudounnow.com/getoutloudoun/for-angela-easterling-the-road-leads-home/article_37533ca6-d13e-4a73-afde-6aed848dcb6d.html

Cover of TOWN Magazine 

Look, Ma, I'm on the cover! I was excited to be featured on the cover of the June issue of Town Magazine, with a great article by J.Morgan McCallum, and beautiful photos by Will Crooks. If you can't pick up a copy, you can read the article (about my new album!) online here: https://towncarolina.com/angela-easterling-turns-appalachian-family-history-into-powerful-new-musical-project/

GVL Music Podcast Feature 

I was so honored to be featured on the very first episode of the GVL Music Podcast by Vince Harris ! We talked about my new project, and even about when I was in a movie with Hilary Duff (true), also, Brandon and I played two of my new tunes live. https://open.spotify.com/show/3prwI0IlUIm2FozSWMtZFd?si=99d9aa403b764767

New Album in the Works! 

I have a story to tell…and I am going to be able to share it soon. We began recording in January and are expecting to wrap up this week. Recording this album has been a dream come true – everyone on my wish list to work with said “yes“ – and then they came in and nailed it. They brought the music and words that had been living in my head for the last 2-3 years to vivid life, with their own creativity, artistry and soul. 

This project was funded in part by the South Carolina Arts Commission, which receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts. This project is also funded in part by a generous award from the John and Susan Bennett Memorial Arts Fund of the Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina.
This project was also funded in part by the Metropolitan Arts Council of Greenville, SC, which receives support from the City of Greenville, BMW Manufacturing Company and SEW Eurodrive.

These funds helped me to be able to bring in all of these extra artists, and their work is so important to our state. Big thanks to them. And big thanks to Ian Guthrie, Studio 101, Brandon Turner, Samuel Kruer, Darby Wilcox, Will Kimbrough, Elizabeth McCorvey, Admiral Radio, Molly Johnson, Audrey Neel, Fayssoux McLean, Matt Purinton, and Robert Gowan. Also to Harrison, Miles, and Rory, who “worked” for free!