Jules LeBlanc

Jules LeBlanc (born Julianna Grace LeBlanc), formerly known as Annie LeBlanc, first became known to audiences through her family's YouTube channel «Bratayley», which chronicled her childhood alongside her siblings. Before pursuing music and acting, she was a competitive gymnast, training up to level 9 before shifting her focus to entertainment.

Her entertainment career grew through the Brat network of YouTube series, most notably playing Rhyme McAdams in «Chicken Girls», for which she recorded original music. She went on to appear in other Brat productions, including «Mani», «Overnights» and «A Girl Named Jo». In 2018 she signed with Heard Well Records and released a compilation project, building a catalog of pop-leaning songs tied closely to her on-screen work.

As an artist who grew up largely in public through vlogging, Jules LeBlanc's music sits at the intersection of teen pop and the YouTube-to-mainstream pipeline that defined a generation of young online creators. Tracks like «Little Things», «Ordinary Girl» and «Picture This» reflect an accessible, youth-oriented pop sound tied to her broader career as an actress and content creator.