Desert Angels Tucson, Arizona
Inspired by a dramatic UFO sighting in 2008, Desert Angels are a Cosmic Americana/Ufolk group based in Tucson, Arizona. Members include multi-instrumentalist/producer Stuart Oliver, sister Angela Osbourne, wife Kate Becker, and Annie Hawkins.
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