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Before singing, Anisa danced Indian and Chutney music. She won the 1996 National Mashramani Competitions in Guyana for the 14-17 age category, though she was only 13 at that time. This is where she received the name "Princess", and it has stuck with her ever since.
Singing Soca, Chutney, Reggae, Filmi and everything in between (even Spanish and Portuguese), her versatility has enabled her to sing with most major bands in the West Indian music industry.
All the while, she has taken her education seriously, obtaining her Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology/Sociology and a Master's degree in Mental Health Counseling. Having a soft spot in her heart for children, and having most of her following consist of children and teens, she stresses the importance of education and positivism everywhere she goes.
On top of being a song-writer and performer, she is a full-time wife and mom while she runs 2 businesses... a travel agency and a contracting/recruiting company.
Today, Princess Anisa is the lead Female singer for The Supertones Band, USA's most toured International Chutney Soca band, led by Avinash Singh. She is most popular today for her hit single, "Tek Sunita (Nadia's Reply)", which won "Video of the Year" at the 2011 West Indian Music Awards. Anisa has also taken home the trophy for "Female Singer of the Year" at the 2013 West Indian Music Awards. Her music has taken her all over the US and Canada, Guyana, Holland, London, Suriname, and Spain, with more being added to that list every year... being one of the many Guyanese performers contributing to our West Indian culture around the world.
