“I sing for my supper” says Connecticut based singer-songwriter, Drew Angus who is just the kind of new blood that makes pop rock music so enduring. With indelible hooks, savvy craftsmanship and relatable lyrics, he brings a certain verve to his work that resonated with audiences and fellow performers alike. 
 Drew found his love for music growing up in a house filled with the sounds of artists like Tom Petty, The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. He’s Influenced by these classic rock sounds mixed with artists of today like Ben Rector, Jason Mraz, and John Mayer. These voices combined with his own city life experiences, relationships, and obstacles gives Drew a unique and dynamic sound in today’s pop rock/singer-songwriter world. 
 His work ethic and captivating nature have led him down some pretty amazing paths. He has shared the stage with Andrea Bocelli, Nile Rodgers, Harry Styles, Will Evans (Barefoot Truth), Marc Broussard, Tyler Hilton and Anders Osborne. He has also appeared on Saturday Night Live with Jimmy Fallon, was a finalist on the Farewell Season of American Idol and is a 2017 USA Songwriting Contest finalist with his song “Brother.” 
 This year Drew released his EP “You & Me”, a six track nostalgia driven compilation drawing on Drew’s memories of growing up and reflects on his time in Brooklyn through the lens of his relationships, both good and bad, while exploring his journey of self discovery.