Enjelique - The Next Great Showman

Artist Bio

In June 2026, a video of Enjelique performing on a New York City subway platform went viral — racking up 250,000 views in days and over 450,000 total Instagram views in a single month. Strangers stopped mid-commute. Crowds gathered. The world got its first real look at what her fans have known for years: this woman was born to perform. 

Inspired by Michael Jackson, Prince, Tina Turner, and Janet Jackson, Enjelique is a New York City-based singer-songwriter, keytarist, and independent artist — and the Angel of Music of her generation. A classically trained pianist from age five, she was songwriting by eight and self-producing by eleven. At sixteen, her first keytar arrived, and the rockstar was born. She calls her sound Epic Pop: a bold cinematic fusion of orchestral grandeur, rock urgency, R&B soul, and stadium-level ambition.

Known by fans as "The Female Prince," Enjelique leads her band The Riot with total creative ownership — self-writing, self-producing, self-mixing, and self-mastering her own records. She has performed at Sony Hall for New York Fashion Week, Shrine NYC, and The Bitter End, and was featured in the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 global campaign. She is an active member of Grammy U by the Recording Academy.

Her debut album REIGN is the fall of 2026.

They told us we couldn't. Watch us. 👑


Career Highlights

Featured in Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 global campaign

Viral Union Square subway performance — 325,000+ views, 500,000+ total Instagram views (June 2026)

Sold out Shrine NYC (July 18, 2025)

Featured artist for Producer Mondays at NuBlu (June 22, 2026)

Performed for New York Fashion Week at Sony Hall

Active member of Grammy U, The Recording Academy

Building a national fanbase with performances in NYC, LA, Atlanta, Miami, and Seattle

Nicknamed "The Female Prince" by fans and peers nationwide

Upcoming: Union Square Round 2 (July 25, 2026) | Central Park (August 10, 2026) | Shrine NYC (August 29, 2026)

Sizzle REEL

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