Angie Colman is a Boorloo/Perth-based artist whose music sits somewhere between indie rock, folk and alternative pop. With soaring vocals, sharp lyrical observations and a knack for making deeply personal experiences feel uncomfortably familiar, Angie writes songs about growing up, falling apart, figuring things out and realising that, sometimes, nobody really knows what they're doing.

Since releasing her first music in 2021, Angie has built a strong reputation within Australia's independent music scene, backed by consistent radio support, a growing national audience and a live show that's taken her well beyond her hometown. She's a WAM Song of the Year winner, recipient of the RAC Arena Limelight Music Support Fund and a triple j Unearthed Feature Artist. She's also landed among RTRFM's top ten most-played artists for three consecutive years, alongside receiving government funding support for her work.

Her live credits include national touring, an international live debut in 2025 and appearances at Nannup Music Festival, HyperFest, Out of the Woods, RTRFM's In the Pines and WAMFest. Along the way, she's shared stages with some of Australia's most loved artists, including Crowded House, Ball Park Music, Sarah Blasko, Ben Lee, Peter Bibby, Paul Dempsey, Ella Hooper, Kav Temperley and Siobhan Cotchin.

Angie's songwriting has continued to evolve across a string of singles, earning praise from triple j presenters and independent music media alike. Her 2025 release ‘How Do I Make My Life Slow Down? Part 1’ marked a major milestone, bringing together six tracks exploring changing relationships, identity and the pressure of trying to make the most of your twenties. Recorded with producer Ryan K Brennan, the release moves between intimate folk moments and fuller, grittier arrangements without losing the honesty at its core.

With new music arriving throughout 2027, Angie Colman continues to build on that foundation, making music that feels lived-in, relatable and entirely her own.