Anjulie Persaud’s Net Worth, Height, Age, & Personal Info Wiki

In 1998, Anjulie Persaud was deeply moved by Janet Jackson’s electrifying performance during the “Velvet Rope Tour,” which sparked her passion for music and paved the way for her career as a composer. Anjulie started honing her craft at the age of 17, pouring her heart and soul into creating music that would touch the hearts of listeners. 

Her early experiences with Janet Jackson’s mesmerizing artistry instilled in her a drive to strive for excellence in her musical pursuits, ultimately leading her to become a talented and accomplished composer. In 2005, Anjulie Persaud made her mark in the music industry by lending her background vocals and percussion skills to Emma Roberts’ soundtrack album, “Unfabulous and More,” while also showcasing her songwriting talents through the creation of the track “Say Goodbye to Jr. High.” 

This achievement paved the way for further opportunities. In 2008, she demonstrated her songwriting prowess once again by penning three songs for Canadian musician Kreesha Turner’s album “Passion,” including the hit single “Don’t Call Me Baby.” Through these early collaborations and contributions, Anjulie’s talent and creativity as a musician began to gain recognition and acclaim in the industry.

Anjulie Persaud garnered media attention in 2009 when she served as the opening act for Jesse McCartney during his tour across the United States. Later that year, in August, she released her self-titled debut studio album, which was co-written and produced by Jon Levine, a member of the Canadian band “The Philosopher Kings.” 

Although the album reached only No. 108 on the “US Billboard 200” chart, her single “Boom,” taken from the album, got the top spot on the ‘US Hot Dance Club Songs chart, solidifying her reputation as a talented musician in the dance genre.

In 2011, Anjulie released her most popular single, “Brand New Bitch,” also known as “Brand New Chick,” which became a major commercial success. The song climbed to No. 16 on the Canadian charts, and its popularity helped it earn platinum certification with over 80,000 sales. 

The song’s upbeat and catchy rhythm, coupled with Anjulie’s solid vocals and songwriting skills, captivated audiences and established her as a rising star in the music industry. Anjulie Persaud’s first album included three singles – “Boom,” “Love Songs,” and “Rain” – each of which was accompanied by a music video. 

In 2010, she released the single “Addicted2Me” along with a music video. The subsequent year, she experienced significant success with her single “Brand New Bitch.” Anjulie Persaud launched the singles “Headphones” and “You and I” in 2012 and followed up with her first headlining tour named “You and I Tour” to promote her new music. 

During the same year, she collaborated in writing the Nicki Minaj and Cassie hit single “The Boys,” which reached the 44th spot on the “Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs” chart. Cher Lloyd covered Anjulie Persaud’s “Behind the Music” track for her album “Sticks and Stones” in 2012. 

When Universal Republic Records ceased operations in 2012, Persaud joined Republic. Recently, she has launched several songs, such as “Falling in Love Again” (2015), “Emotional” (2017), and “Where the Love Goes,” featuring Oskar Flood (2018). 

Additionally, Persaud has collaborated with various artists like Vinai, Cash Cash, TheFatRat, and Classified and toured with Shwayze, Bobby Ray, aka B.o.B., and Raphael Saadiq. She also performed as an opening act for the Canadian pop-rock band Hedley. (4)