After her comeback with 'Rockawillie', Sabrina quickly moved onwards to releasing another new single: 'Angel Boy', a song very much in the format of the then-current 'Euro'-style of dance-music, which meant - most of all - that a song had to feature a rapper. Once again produced by Enrico Monti, four mixes of the song were prepared. Strangely, on most TV-shows Sabrina didn't mime to the 'Short Edit', but to one of the longer remixes (in most cases, the 'Angel Mix'). 'Angel Boy' was released in Italy, France, Spain, Germany and the Netherlands.

Although all record companies used more or less the same standard design for the picture-sleeves and the same mixes on their releases, there are some variations in details. The German CD single - released on the ZYX dance-label - bordered Sabrina's futuristic picture with smaller versions of that same picture, while the German 12" didn't even have a picture-sleeve at all. The Italian CD single does not only feature the four mixes of 'Angel Boy', but also one mix of 'Rockawillie'. In France, a new format had developed at the beginning of the 90s, the 2-track-CD single. Consequently, the french label Atoll Music released 'Angel Boy' in this format.