Angela Lisa Winbush (born January 18, 1955) is an American R&B and soul singer-songwriter, musician, and record producer who gained prominence in the music industry in the 1980s. Born in St. Louis, Missouri, Angela began her musical journey in church, where she developed her vocal skills. Initially aspiring to become an architect, she enrolled at Howard University to study architecture but soon shifted her focus to music, changing her major to music education. Over her career, Angela Winbush has sold over 10 million albums and singles globally.

Angela's music career took a significant turn when she became a vocalist in Stevie Wonder's backing group, Wonderlove. This opportunity not only allowed her to learn about songwriting and arranging, but it also introduced her to singer René Moore. The pair formed the duo René & Angela in 1980, beginning a successful collaboration that would define their careers. Their self-titled debut album, Rene & Angela, was released in 1980, followed by Wall to Wall in 1982 and Rise in 1983. During this time, they achieved notable success with top 20 R&B hits, such as "I Love You More" and "My First Love," and Angela proved herself as a talented songwriter, crafting hits for notable artists like Janet Jackson and Stephanie Mills.

By the late 1980s, Angela Winbush embarked on a solo career, releasing her debut solo album Sharp in 1987. The album found commercial success, reaching number seven on the R&B charts, and set the stage for her subsequent releases. Her follow-up albums, The Real Thing (1989) and Angela Winbush (1994), continued to perform well, each garnering critical acclaim and spawning several hit singles. Notable tracks from this period include "Angel," "Run to Me," "It's the Real Thing," "No More Tears," "Lay Your Troubles Down," "Treat U Rite," and "Floatin’ on Your Love," the latter recorded with the Isley Brothers.

Though Angela Winbush has not released new music in recent decades, she remains active in the music community, making occasional performances. In 2010, she appeared on The Mo’Nique Show, further highlighting her enduring influence in the industry. Additionally, she was featured in the documentary series Unsung, which chronicles the lives and careers of notable artists in the music world.