Paula DeAnda's Rise to Fame: Breaking Records and Beating the Odds

At just 16 years old, Paula DeAnda is making waves in the music industry with her debut single "Doing Too Much". With a staggering 40 million audience at the Top 40 and Rhythm formats, DeAnda is already a household name. Her music promotion with Yahoo! Music has kicked off as "The New Now" featured artist, giving her a massive push on the web. DeAnda's single has been added to rotation at MTV and is playing on nearly 100 stations across the country. Her debut album, co-written with Baby Bash and produced by Happy Perez, is set to release on August 29th on Arista Records.

Key Takeaways:

  • Paula DeAnda's debut single "Doing Too Much" has reached a staggering 40 million audience at the Top 40 and Rhythm formats.
  • DeAnda has been promoted as "The New Now" featured artist on Yahoo! Music, giving her a massive push on the web.
  • Her single is currently in heavy rotation at major radio stations such as KISS in LA and Z100 in NYC.
  • DeAnda's debut album is scheduled for release on August 29th on Arista Records, featuring collaborations with Baby Bash, Sean Garrett, Ne-Yo, and others.
  • She has already gained over 70,000 friends at myspace.com and has been profiled on Yahoo! Music.
  • DeAnda was signed to a recording deal on the spot after auditioning for Clive Davis this spring.
  • DeAnda's music is available at all digital providers, including iTunes.

Statistics:

  • 40 million audience at the Top 40 and Rhythm formats for DeAnda's debut single "Doing Too Much".
  • 70,000 friends at myspace.com for Paula DeAnda.
  • Brian DeAnda, DeAnda's father and manager, was appointed to the position of President at Arista Records in 2002 (Source: Billboard).
  • Paula DeAnda's debut album is set to release on August 29th on Arista Records.
  • 100+ stations across the country playing DeAnda's single "Doing Too Much".

Sources:

  • "Paula DeAnda's 'Doing Too Much' to Get Big Boost on Yahoo! Music" by PR Newswire.
  • "Paula DeAnda Does 'Too Much' for MTV's "TRL" by Billboard.