Karen Salicath Jamali Announces New Single “Angel Gabriel’s Light”
When a piece of music is born from a dream and played in a single, intuitive session, the result often feels like something beyond ordinary composition — something deeply personal and profoundly spiritual. Karen Salicath Jamali ’s upcoming single, “Angel Gabriel’s Light,” embodies exactly that. The track, dropping on August 22, offers a meditative journey into calm and hope, channeled through the peaceful energy of the archangel Gabriel.
Salicath’s story is as compelling as her music. A near-death experience in 2012 marked a turning point, unlocking a spontaneous musical talent in someone who had never formally studied piano. Over the past decade, she has created more than 2,500 original works, a prolific output that’s as much about healing and spiritual connection as it is about sound.
“Angel Gabriel’s Light” feels like a natural extension of Salicath’s mission. Recorded on a grand Steinway piano, the piece radiates a serene lightness, inviting listeners into a space of stillness and inner reflection. It’s no surprise that the single has already topped Hypeddit’s Top 100 Classical Chart, proving its emotional resonance with audiences worldwide.
The track’s mastering by Maria Triana further enhances its impact. Triana, who has lent her expertise to legendary artists such as Aretha Franklin and Bob Dylan, brings a rare clarity to the recording that captures every nuance of Salicath’s playing, allowing the message within the melody to shine through with purity.
Listening to “Angel Gabriel’s Light,” you sense it is more than music — it’s a message, as Salicath herself says, “A message of hope, unity, and inner light.” It’s a beacon in a chaotic world, offering a momentary sanctuary for those seeking calm and inspiration. The piece’s gentle yet purposeful flow encourages a meditative state, making it ideal for listeners who crave a pause, a breath, or a reminder of something greater.
This single will also be part of Salicath’s forthcoming album, continuing her trajectory as a composer whose work sits at the intersection of dreams, spirituality, and sound healing. Her performances at Carnegie Hall and her position as a Recording Academy voting member underscore the recognition she’s earned in the music community, despite her unconventional journey.
