Singer Yarden returns to her heavenly theme on a gentle new record titled “Morning Angel.” The title puts a halo on the first hour of the day.

She already released “Angel” not long ago, so this one reads like a sunrise follow-up. Where the first leaned on gratitude, this one likely carries a lighter, brighter spirit. Mornings give songwriters a fresh start to play with. Meanwhile, the tempo stays easy, like a stretch before coffee.

Yarden sings with a clear, sleepy sweetness. She sounds like someone waking up beside a person they love. Her phrasing floats, and small runs add a little sunshine to the line endings.

No guest joins her, so the greeting stays private. The lyrics probably describe a lover who makes early hours feel easy, with plain images carrying the story. Short lines also help the hook stick.