Angel Pontier

In 1986, Angel moved to Nashville as a professional singer/songwriter. A number of her gospel songs have been recorded since then, including "Bring A Little Heaven Here" and "Go Tell The People" by Mid South; "Everybody Give Him Praise" by Chronicle; "Safe In The Arms Of Love" by Living Water; "A Most Precious Grace" by the Chandlers; "Broken Believer" by Barbara Fairchild; "Some Things" by Becca Jackson on Word Records and more.Angel's career continues to grow. She has performed at area noted entertainment venues such as the Bluebird, Douglas Corner and Lyrix as well as many churches. She is one of only a few women in Nashville to own and engineer a 24-track recording studio, named Eastside Sound. Her studio credits include a Christmas CD entitled "Winter Wonderland" and a second CD entitled "Personal" for Louise Mandrell; "Better Shade of Green" by Tanya Savory, which went to Number 10 on the Americana charts; "Pink Elephants" by Mary Lafleur, which won a Parents Choice Award for children's recordings. She also co-produced "The Littlest Star" music and numerous other projects.The singer/songwriter recorded her first CD titled, "Broken Believer," a project containing eight of her most requested gospel songs. Selections on the album range from the foot-tapping "Walk Me Through Those Pearly Gates" and the tender "Don't You Know How Much I Love You" to the life-changing "When He Walked Up That Hill."The lyric for the CD's title cut is featured in "A Season To Heal," a book written by Luci Freed & Penny Yvonne Salazar and published by Thomas Nelson Publishers in Nashville.Angel is currently co-founder of "Captive Audio" a new & innovative Music & Messaging On Hold company. Captive Audio allows Angel to use her studio as well as writing skills. You can find out more by going to www.captiveaudio.net.