Diana Anaid

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Diana Anaid or Diana Ah Naid is an Australian singer-songwriter, whose real name is Diana Gosper. She released her first album, Diana Ah Naid at the age of 19. It became fairly popular with the first single, "I Go Off", which received extensive airplay on the alternative station Triple J and was rated #58 on the Triple J Hottest 100, 1997 and was featured on their compilation CD for that year, the Triple J Hottest 100, Volume 5. Her follow-up album, I don't think I'm pregnant, was released in 1999, with the singles "Love Song for a Girl", "Don't Believe in Love", and "Perfect Family". "Perfect Family" rated #55 on the Triple J Hottest 100, 1999 and was a track on Triple J Hottest 100 Volume 7.

Diana played her first Sydney gig at the Excelsior Pub in Surry Hills. Diana has a son named Stone. Diana's third studio album, "Beautiful Obscene" was produced by Paul Palmer and Ted Hutt (No Doubt, Bush) in Los Angeles and Diana was the first artist Paul Palmer signed to his own record label "Five Crowns Records" after leaving Trauma Records. "Last Thing," from the "Beautiful Obscene" album, received a lot of airplay across the United States and coupled with extensive touring and promotion, "Last Thing" became Diana Anaid's first international hit outside Australia, charting on the Hot AC American Chart.