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

Truly living up to Buzz Magazine’s praise of her as “more than just a rising artist – she’s a force shaping the sound of 2025,” Anna Duboc reaches new heights in her artistry and career, literally, with her latest single, a soaring, impassioned re-imagining of Kate Bush’s classic 1978 debut single and worldwide #1 hit “Wuthering Heights” – an emotionally charged track which showcases the 19 year old singer, songwriter and actress’ impressive four octave vocal range.

“Wuthering Heights” is the first of four new acoustic singles featuring Anna on piano backed by the power trio of drummer Gary Novak (Alanis Morrissette, Anita Baker, Michael McDonald), bassist Rhonda Smith (Prince, Jeff Beck, Beyoncé) and guitarist Toshi Yanagi, who has been an in-house band member of Jimmy Kimmel Live since 2003 and also plays with 80’s pop band ABC. Anna’s upcoming releases include a dynamic rendition of Billy Joel’s “Vienna” and two original songs, which add to prolific artist’s total of over 25 singles since 2019, when she was 13.

The video for “Vienna” was recorded at Steinway and the clips for “Wuthering Heights” was shot at The Complex, which was legendary Earth, Wind & Fire founder Maurice White’s creative home base for many years. The original Steinway piano Anna used was damaged during the Los Angeles fires early in 2025 and Steinway let her use their showroom in Beverly Hills to sample pianos and record the video. This experience influenced the acoustic approach of these new singles.

“I became aware of Kate Bush when her song ‘Running Up that Hill” went viral on TikTok,” Anna says. “I really like the fact that she composes her own music and the idea of writing a song about a classic novel (by Emily Bronte) is inspiring for me because I love reading. ‘Wuthering Heights’ is eerie and such an interesting song, and I wanted to see what I could do with it. ‘Vienna’ was played during our senior goodbye video and I started learning the song at that time. It reminds me of the end of high school and the start of a new chapter in my life. I wanted to record the song because not only is it nostalgic, but the lyrics are an important reminder to slow down during times of change, to savor the moments that you have.”

With over 50 million streams across platforms and a rapidly growing fanbase, Anna continues to be an industry powerhouse with undeniable social media reach and influence. She boasts 411+ followers and 2.8M likes on TikTok while her official YouTube channel has amassed 30M+   views and 40K+ subscribers. Her live performances have captivated audiences worldwide, with many clips, including one of electrifying portrayal of Velma Kelly in Chicago, becoming viral sensations, garnering 5M+ views and 490K likes on TikTok. Anna’s talent extends beyond the stage, with the acapella rendition of her song “Sinking Feeling” winning Best Acapella Arrangement at the ICHSA Awards and being nominated by the A Cappella Society for Best Original Song by a Scholastic Composer.

A true multi-hyphenate, Anna has proven her versatility across genres, performed alongside Katy Perry, Kenny Loggins, and Andrea Bocelli. Before dedicating herself to her indie pop artistry, 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 few years, she starred as Velma Kelly in Chicago at the El Portal Theatre in Los Angeles, sharing the stage with Jack Dylan Grazer (Shazam, It), and played Hermes in Hadestown Teen edition at Center Stage Santa Barbara. In addition, she has led her own band in Los Angeles, headlining at various historic venues (including The Mint) 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 writing and recording music and creating social media content to promote her songs and videos, Anna is very much a normal teenager focused on her education. She will be attending a major university this fall, studying music and songwriting with an emphasis on voice.

“A few years ago, I had an incredible experience which to me captures why I love being a singer/songwriter,” Anna says. “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. As much as I love performing, my favorite thing has always been writing. It’s an amazing process confronting some of life’s great difficulties and turning them into something beautiful with the perfect words and melody. Like we’ve gone through hardship, but something wonderful has come out of it. There’s no greater feeling than seeing the end product of such a detailed creative and technical process.”

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

Truly living up to Buzz Magazine’s praise of her as “more than just a rising artist – she’s a force shaping the sound of 2025,” Anna Duboc reaches new heights in her artistry and career, literally, with her latest single, a soaring, impassioned re-imagining of Kate Bush’s classic 1978 debut single and worldwide #1 hit “Wuthering Heights” – an emotionally charged track which showcases the 19 year old singer, songwriter and actress’ impressive four octave vocal range.

“Wuthering Heights” is the first of four new acoustic singles featuring Anna on piano backed by the power trio of drummer Gary Novak (Alanis Morrissette, Anita Baker, Michael McDonald), bassist Rhonda Smith (Prince, Jeff Beck, Beyoncé) and guitarist Toshi Yanagi, who has been an in-house band member of Jimmy Kimmel Live since 2003 and also plays with 80’s pop band ABC. Anna’s upcoming releases include a dynamic rendition of Billy Joel’s “Vienna” and two original songs, which add to prolific artist’s total of over 25 singles since 2019, when she was 13.

The video for “Vienna” was recorded at Steinway and the clips for “Wuthering Heights” was shot at The Complex, which was legendary Earth, Wind & Fire founder Maurice White’s creative home base for many years. The original Steinway piano Anna used was damaged during the Los Angeles fires early in 2025 and Steinway let her use their showroom in Beverly Hills to sample pianos and record the video. This experience influenced the acoustic approach of these new singles.

“I became aware of Kate Bush when her song ‘Running Up that Hill” went viral on TikTok,” Anna says. “I really like the fact that she composes her own music and the idea of writing a song about a classic novel (by Emily Bronte) is inspiring for me because I love reading. ‘Wuthering Heights’ is eerie and such an interesting song, and I wanted to see what I could do with it. ‘Vienna’ was played during our senior goodbye video and I started learning the song at that time. It reminds me of the end of high school and the start of a new chapter in my life. I wanted to record the song because not only is it nostalgic, but the lyrics are an important reminder to slow down during times of change, to savor the moments that you have.”

With over 50 million streams across platforms and a rapidly growing fanbase, Anna continues to be an industry powerhouse with undeniable social media reach and influence. She boasts 411+ followers and 2.8M likes on TikTok while her official YouTube channel has amassed 30M+   views and 40K+ subscribers. Her live performances have captivated audiences worldwide, with many clips, including one of electrifying portrayal of Velma Kelly in Chicago, becoming viral sensations, garnering 5M+ views and 490K likes on TikTok. Anna’s talent extends beyond the stage, with the acapella rendition of her song “Sinking Feeling” winning Best Acapella Arrangement at the ICHSA Awards and being nominated by the A Cappella Society for Best Original Song by a Scholastic Composer.

A true multi-hyphenate, Anna has proven her versatility across genres, performed alongside Katy Perry, Kenny Loggins, and Andrea Bocelli. Before dedicating herself to her indie pop artistry, 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 few years, she starred as Velma Kelly in Chicago at the El Portal Theatre in Los Angeles, sharing the stage with Jack Dylan Grazer (Shazam, It), and played Hermes in Hadestown Teen edition at Center Stage Santa Barbara. In addition, she has led her own band in Los Angeles, headlining at various historic venues (including The Mint) 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 writing and recording music and creating social media content to promote her songs and videos, Anna is very much a normal teenager focused on her education. She will be attending a major university this fall, studying music and songwriting with an emphasis on voice.

“A few years ago, I had an incredible experience which to me captures why I love being a singer/songwriter,” Anna says. “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. As much as I love performing, my favorite thing has always been writing. It’s an amazing process confronting some of life’s great difficulties and turning them into something beautiful with the perfect words and melody. Like we’ve gone through hardship, but something wonderful has come out of it. There’s no greater feeling than seeing the end product of such a detailed creative and technical process.”