ANNA DUBOC
“Anna Duboc is as charming, soulful and engaging a performer onstage as she is a masterful vocalist / producer in the studio.” Jonathan Widran – THE MUSIC CONNECTION
“Anna Duboc is more than just a rising artist—she’s a force shaping the sound of 2025” (Buzz Magazine). With over 50 million streams across platforms and a rapidly growing fanbase, the 18-year-old singer, songwriter, and actress is proving to be a powerhouse in the industry. On social media, Anna’s reach is undeniable. She boasts 370K followers and 2 million likes on TikTok, while her official YouTube channel has amassed 30 million views and 40K subscribers. Her live performances have captivated audiences worldwide, with clips like her electrifying portrayal of Velma Kelly in Chicago going viral—garnering over 5 million views and 490K likes on TikTok. Her talent extends beyond the stage—her acapella rendition of her song “Sinking Feeling” won Best Acapella Arrangement at the ICHSA Awards and was nominated by the A Cappella Society for Best Original Song by a Scholastic Composer.
A true multi-hyphenate, Anna has performed alongside Katy Perry, Kenny Loggins, and Andrea Bocelli, proving her versatility across genres. Before stepping into the indie pop scene, she honed her craft in musical theater at the renowned Adderley Conservatory—the same institution that shaped stars like Jack Dylan Grazer and Golden Globe winner Ben Platt. Over the past year, she starred as Velma Kelly in Chicago at the El Portal Theatre in Los Angeles, sharing the stage with Jack Dylan Grazer (Shazam, It), as well as Hermes in Hadestown Teen edition at Center Stage Santa Barbara, along with heading her own band in Los Angeles at various historic venues to rave reviews.
Having grown up in a highly creative family, Anna is a natural on stage, singing, dancing and performing since she was four years old. Her mother Carol has penned hits for Patti Labelle, Tom Jones, and others. In addition to her mom, Anna has been influenced by everyone from Queen to Ariana Grande, Taylor Swift and Rihanna and more recently Billie Eilish, Conan Gray and Lizzie McAlpine, Anna began writing songs in the third grade and created a CD of her music for a school assignment.
When she’s not working hard on music and creating social media content to promote her songs and videos, Anna is very much a normal teenager; currently a high school senior taking multiple advanced placement courses. She adds, “School is really important to me.”
As for her music career Anna states, “I recently had an incredible experience which to me captures why I love being a singer/songwriter. While performing one of my singles ‘Sinking Feeling,’ I noticed that a young girl in the audience was crying. It may sound funny, but I felt great about that because it was like her tears were telling me she related deeply to what I was singing. If I can write, sing and produce songs that can connect with what other people are feeling and help them through their difficult times of anger, sadness or confusion, that’s more important than worrying about my personal vulnerability. Over the past few years, I’ve definitely grown as a songwriter and gotten much better at putting my innermost thoughts, self-reflections and observations into words.”
ANNA DUBOC
“Anna Duboc is more than just a rising artist—she’s a force shaping the sound of 2025” (Buzz Magazine). With over 50 million streams across platforms and a rapidly growing fanbase, the 18-year-old singer, songwriter, and actress is proving to be a powerhouse in the industry. On social media, Anna’s reach is undeniable. She boasts 370K followers and 2 million likes on TikTok, while her official YouTube channel has amassed 30 million views and 40K subscribers. Her live performances have captivated audiences worldwide, with clips like her electrifying portrayal of Velma Kelly in Chicago going viral—garnering over 5 million views and 490K likes on TikTok. Her talent extends beyond the stage—her acapella rendition of her song “Sinking Feeling” won Best Acapella Arrangement at the ICHSA Awards and was nominated by the A Cappella Society for Best Original Song by a Scholastic Composer.
A true multi-hyphenate, Anna has performed alongside Katy Perry, Kenny Loggins, and Andrea Bocelli, proving her versatility across genres. Before stepping into the indie pop scene, she honed her craft in musical theater at the renowned Adderley Conservatory—the same institution that shaped stars like Jack Dylan Grazer and Golden Globe winner Ben Platt. Over the past year, she starred as Velma Kelly in Chicago at the El Portal Theatre in Los Angeles, sharing the stage with Jack Dylan Grazer (Shazam, It), as well as Hermes in Hadestown Teen edition at Center Stage Santa Barbara, along with heading her own band in Los Angeles at various historic venues to rave reviews.
Having grown up in a highly creative family, Anna is a natural on stage, singing, dancing and performing since she was four years old. Her mother Carol has penned hits for Patti Labelle, Tom Jones, and others. In addition to her mom, Anna has been influenced by everyone from Queen to Ariana Grande, Taylor Swift and Rihanna and more recently Billie Eilish, Conan Gray and Lizzie McAlpine, Anna began writing songs in the third grade and created a CD of her music for a school assignment.
When she’s not working hard on music and creating social media content to promote her songs and videos, Anna is very much a normal teenager; currently a high school senior taking multiple advanced placement courses. She adds, “School is really important to me.”
As for her music career Anna states, “I recently had an incredible experience which to me captures why I love being a singer/songwriter. While performing one of my singles ‘Sinking Feeling,’ I noticed that a young girl in the audience was crying. It may sound funny, but I felt great about that because it was like her tears were telling me she related deeply to what I was singing. If I can write, sing and produce songs that can connect with what other people are feeling and help them through their difficult times of anger, sadness or confusion, that’s more important than worrying about my personal vulnerability. Over the past few years, I’ve definitely grown as a songwriter and gotten much better at putting my innermost thoughts, self-reflections and observations into words.”