Anjelika Jelly Joseph

Anjelika "Jelly" Joseph is a dynamic vocalist and entertainer hailing from New Orleans, known for her powerful, versatile voice and genre-bending style. Growing up inspired by New Orleans legends like Irma Thomas, she began performing in high school and subsequently made her mark on the vibrant local scene, including appearances on Bourbon Street and a stint on "American Idol." She first gained wider recognition as a backing vocalist for Grammy-nominated Tank and the Bangas and has since become the lead singer for the funk-jazz band Galactic. Jelly’s solo career is also flourishing, highlighted by collaborations with bounce artist HaSizzle on hits like “Fya” and “Getcha Sum,” as well as work with artists like G-Eazy and Cha Wa.

Blending soul, funk, jazz, and R&B, Anjelika Jelly Joseph continues to captivate audiences worldwide with her magnetic stage presence and rich vocal delivery. Besides performing with Galactic and her solo projects, she also sings with the all-female New Orleans brass band, the Original Pinettes. Recognized as a cultural ambassador for New Orleans’ music scene, Jelly embodies the city’s rich, eclectic musical heritage while pushing its boundaries with contemporary sounds.