Karaoke Angel is the debut studio album by American folk musician Molly Sarlé, released on September 20, 2019 by Partisan Records.

[1] Sarlé originally started recording the album in Durham, North Carolina with Amelia Meath of Sylvan Esso and her producer Sam Evian, however she moved to Dreamland Studios in Woodstock, New York.

"[5] Vanity Fair's Erin Vanderhoof wrote that the album's songs "buzz with naturalistic sounds, and have a ghostly quality that reflects where they were recorded.

"[7] Sarah Edwards, writing in Indy Week, described the album as "contemporary and intense and in-step with the metamorphic nature of specific feelings and moments".

[9] In Exclaim!, Allie Gregory argued that "Sarlé's stunning voice" is at the album's center, "and it beats the soul raw while simultaneously supplicating an empathetic ear" and described "Human," "Karaoke Angel" and "Almost Free" as "the album's hardest hitting tracks, covering a range of human emotion: pain, sadness, ecstasy, longing, glee and defeat".