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Angelis is a British classical singing group managed by Simon Cowell. He is responsible for their formation. They are classically trained, and their new album focuses on covering smash hits from past and present, with tracks such as ‘Somewhere Over The Rainbow’ and ‘Walking In the Air’. They are predicted to be highly successful in the UK, and are aiming to secure the Christmas Number 1. Angelis is made up on six children, all aged between 11 and 14. The six youngsters were discovered whilst singing in their respective choirs, including the Royal Scottish National Opera and New London's Children's Choir. Their debut album was released on November 6, 2006, and reached number two in the UK charts .


Youth choral group Angelis was the brainchild of American Idol judge and producer Simon Cowell. After a reported two-year search, Cowell handpicked 14-year-old Sam Adams Nye (the BBC's Young Boy Chorister of the Year for 2005), 13-year-old Natalie Grace Chua (a veteran of London's West End), 12-year-old Camilla Seale (a member of the New London Children's Choir and the Highgate Choral Society), and 11-year-olds Moray West (a member of the National Boys' Chamber Choir), Amy Dow (a founder of the Wallingford Chamber Choir), and Joe Martin (a gifted pianist as well as vocalist). Impresario Cowell then handed off the project to Il Divo producer Steve Mac, who brought Angelis into the studio to record a collection of seasonal hymns past and present. Their self-titled debut LP followed on Sony BMG in late 2006.