About Me


 About Me

Hey there! 

My name is Skyler Angus-Barker and I want to be apart of your next project! Whatever the project, I would love to help bring it one more step into fruition.  

Currently, I am completing my graduate education within the University of Southern Mississippi. I have a BA Communications degree where I graduated Summa Cum Laude. 

My voice is classified as a baritone, allowing my default range to be at a medium/medium-low pitch. 

I have been performing for roughly 9 years and I have about 4 years of paid work under my belt. 

I look forward to working alongside you! 

Thanks for stopping by! 


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