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Aja Neinstein

Pop Singer

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Music

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2004-04-28
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Aja9 is most widely recognized for her victory in Perez Hilton’s Can You Sing competition, where she performed a stunning cover of Sia’s hit song “Chandelier”. Following her win, she continued to gain recognition by sharing more cover songs on her self-titled YouTube channel. Before she rose to fame, Aja9 uploaded her very first cover in July 2014, featuring the classic “Change Is Gonna Come” by Sam Cooke. As a talented artist hailing from Toronto, Aja9 has steadily built a name for herself through her unique vocal style and heartfelt performances.

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Outside of her singing career, she’s also made a name for herself in front of the camera with roles in popular series like Odd Squad and The Strain. She began singing at just 6 years old, showing early talent that quickly set her apart. By the time she was 8, she was already writing her own songs—proof that her passion for music ran deep from a young age. Her journey from childhood performer to multi-talented artist has been nothing short of inspiring, and she continues to build on that foundation today.

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