MichaelAngelo

Details surrounding this ensemble remain scarce, despite the release of their only record, One Voice Many from 1971, via the prominent Columbia imprint. The folk-rock-psychedelic fusion on the disc evokes the late 1960s more than the subsequent decade, standing out due to the central role played by Angel Autoharp's autoharp—she receives that credit on the sleeve—which at times assumes a position akin to that of a lead guitar or organ in typical rock arrangements. She also composed all the songs for the album, incorporating both wordless pieces where the autoharp assumes its most prominent position and sung tracks featuring alternating or harmonized male and female voices, all suffused with a gently eerie yet upbeat tone reminiscent of numerous California groups from that period.