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Fallen Angels is a UK-based pop music project that produces AI-assisted pop music across multiple genres including mainstream pop, dance, and Latin-influenced tracks.^[1]

The project began releasing music in late 2025, issuing a series of digital singles distributed through 10907435 Records DK. Fallen Angels has received coverage from independent music publications including Radio Click Digital and OBS D Music.^[2]

Fallen Angels emerged as a digital-first music project, releasing multiple singles across streaming platforms. Early releases included tracks such as "Fallen Angels", "Winterglow", and "Still We Sing". In 2026, the project expanded its catalogue with a series of singles including "Main Character Energy", "Bombastic Side Eye", and "No Me Llames".

The release "Where We Left the Light On" gained traction on streaming platforms, supported by playlist placements and listener engagement. Subsequent releases such as "Paper Crown" continued the project’s output of pop-focused material.

Fallen Angels blends AI-generated vocals and production techniques with contemporary pop songwriting. The project incorporates cinematic production elements and explores multiple stylistic variations of songs, including acoustic, remix, and club-oriented versions.^[1]

• "Fallen Angels" (2025)
• "Winterglow" (2025)
• "Still We Sing" (2025)
• "Main Character Energy" (2026)
• "Aún Cantamos" (2026)
• "Say It With Your Eyes" (2026)
• "Bombastic Side Eye" (2026)
• "No Me Llames" (2026)
• "Everybody’s Watching" (2026)
• "After Dark" (2026)
• "Did She Just" (2026)
• "Slow Burn" (2026)
• "Where We Left the Light On" (2026)
• "Head Over Heart" (2026)
• "Paper Crown" (2026)

Fallen Angels releases music through digital distribution, making it available on platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, and TikTok via 10907435 Records DK.

== References ==^[3]

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