New Song "ANGELS" by Annika Out December 12 - Rising bilingual artist Annika Bellamy releases "Angels", a heartfelt English-Spanish Reggaeton single that blends soulful vocals with cinematic production.

Long Beach, CA - Annika announces the release of ANGELS, a poignant English-Spanish track that invites listeners to soar above the everyday and reconnect with those they love. Out December 12, 2025, ANGELS is a heartfelt homage to the souls we wish we could visit, the people we miss, and the memories that linger in our hearts.

Recorded in Southern California, Annika collaborated with co-producer Jayden Panesso to create a captivating blend of melodies and emotions. The track was brought to life with the support of a dedicated team of musicians and engineers, including Todd Meikle, Elijah Nunez, and Alex Solano.

Blending tender melodies with evocative lyrics, ANGELS transports listeners to a place of hope, remembrance, and emotional connection. With a mix of English and Spanish verses, the song resonates with audiences across cultures, making it a universal anthem for anyone longing to be close to the ones they love.

"ANGELS is for the souls we long to visit and the hearts we miss," says Annika. "I hope it reaches the people your heart is thinking of today."

ANGELS will be available on all major streaming platforms on December 12, 2025.

Listen to ANGELS:
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/09lMHzDVA1Sug1AGs2r2TS
iTunes: https://music.apple.com/us/album/angels-single/1857436703?l=es&ls=1&app=itunes
Apple music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/angels-single/1857436703?l=es&ls=1
https://hypeddit.com/annikabellamy/angels-1

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In a world of fleeting hits, Annika Bellamy is a powerful reminder that some stories, and some songs, are timeless. A dynamic singer, songwriter, and performer, Annika doesn't just create music; she builds bridges between generations, cultures, and hearts. With a voice that has been called "fresh, melodic, and soulful," she is an emerging artist with a story that is both uniquely hers and part of a legendary American musical legacy.

Born in Las Vegas and now based in Southern California, Annika's rich, multicultural heritage-including Dutch, Indonesian, and European Spanish roots-informs her global perspective and the unique richness of her sound. But her deepest musical connection is a birthright. Annika is the niece of the late Tony "T-Bone" Bellamy, the iconic lead guitarist and vocalist for the groundbreaking 1970s band Redbone. Growing up surrounded by the legacy of her uncle, music wasn't just a passion; it was part of her identity.

This profound family connection culminated in a historic musical event. In a move that bridges generations, Annika collaborated with a true legend-Pat Vegas, the co-founder, bassist, and co-writer of Redbone-to create the first-ever official remake of the band's most iconic hit, "Come and Get Your Love." This collaboration, a project Pat had declined for nearly 50 years, was born from a shared desire to honor Tony's legacy and pass the torch to a new generation. The result is a vibrant reimagining of the classic, infused with Annika's powerful vocals and modern energy while remaining true to the song's timeless soul.

Annika is more than just the keeper of a legacy; she is a formidable artist in her own right. A skilled songwriter who pens her own lyrics and melodies, she has a voice that commands attention with its confidence and clarity. Her talent has already been recognized by industry leaders, leading to a sponsorship with Paul Mitchell and interest from multiple Grammy-winning producers.

Whether she's in the studio or on stage, Annika's mission is clear. As she says, "I love to connect, imprint, and inspire people with my universal language - music. We're all connected through music." As she continues to forge her own path, Annika Bellamy proves that legacy isn't a weight to be carried, but a gift to be shared-one that only grows stronger in the voice of a new generation.

This release was published on openPR.