Little Annie

Little Annie, also known as Annie Anxiety or Annie Bandez, is an English-American singer-songwriter and performance artist known for her distinctive voice and eclectic musical style. Born Annie Bandez, she adopted the stage name Little Annie as a nod to her diminutive stature and her unique presence in the music scene.

Little Annie's music defies categorization, blending elements of jazz, blues, cabaret, punk, and experimental music. Her emotive vocals and raw, confessional lyrics explore themes of love, loss, redemption, and survival, reflecting her own tumultuous life experiences.

Little Annie began her music career in the late 1970s as part of the burgeoning punk and post-punk scene in London. She gained attention for her collaborations with influential artists such as Crass, Coil, and Current 93, contributing vocals to several seminal albums in the underground music scene.

Over the years, Little Annie has released numerous solo albums and collaborations with various musicians and producers. Her solo albums, including "Short and Sweet" (1992) and "Songs from the Coal Mine Canary" (2006), showcase her talent as a singer-songwriter and her ability to evoke raw emotion through her music.

In addition to her music career, Little Annie is also known for her work as a performance artist and spoken word poet. Her live performances are legendary for their intensity and intimacy, with Little Annie captivating audiences with her powerful stage presence and magnetic personality. She continues to perform and record music, maintaining a devoted fan base and earning critical acclaim for her unique artistic vision.