ANNAPOLIS, Md. - s4story -- Maryland-based spiritual pop singer/artist Cynthia Angelica has announced the release date of her debut single, 'Grace,' the theme song of her 10-track music album, Fears and Dreams. The song is produced by WAMMIE award-winning studio Innovation Station Music, owned by Dave Mallen.

'These are dark, uncertain times in our world, and we carry around such weight emotionally because of it. 'Grace' is about facing fear with faith and tapping into the strength you didn't realize you had. 'Grace' was one of the first songs I penned for the album, and it's special because it is a co-write with my brother Kevin who envisioned the signature orchestral sound that informs my entire project.' – Cynthia Angelica.

Cynthia Angelica is a natural storyteller, influenced by Tori Amos, Kim Walker-Smith, and Richard Smallwood, as well as her gospel music heritage. She brings over a decade of experience as a higher education ghostwriter and music journalist to the D.C. music scene. To listen visit Grace Audio

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'Dave Mallen, my producer, and musical partner was able to breathe life into my creative vision and help me shape the songs into a collection that I consider a beautiful work of art,' Cynthia Angelica shared about the creation process of Fears and Dreams. 'I'm proud of what we've accomplished together,' she further shared.

To watch the lyric video, visit Cynthia Angelica – Grace [Official Lyric Video].



'There can be no victory without a battle, without a fight. And often, the biggest fight is the one that lies within. The underlying question we grapple with daily is 'are we going to make it?' It's increasingly difficult to know the answer, but we can have confidence in knowing that there is promise in the process.' – Cynthia Angelica.

For more details and information, visit her website here: Cynthia Angelica.