Born on November 30, 1976 and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio, to parents Rundle Sr. (deceased) and Cassandra Brockman, Anitra Brockman realized she wanted to sing at the young age of 5 when she was standing in the mirror everyday singing with her hairbrush as a microphone.

She grew up in the baptist church, and was very active in the youth choir and young adult choir. From 4th-12th grade Anitra played the Viola for the Middletown Youth Symphony Orchestra, was a member of the May Festival Youth Chorus, and participated in several music groups and musical theatre productions in high school.

Being a single mother of 3 proved to be very challenging for Anitra, but with her strong faith in God, she was able to persevere and completed a MBA in Business Administration, and has plans to complete a Doctoral degree in Education.

God has worked some wonders in Anitra’s life, and she is so grateful everyday for the vocal gift God has given her to share with others. She sings not to impress anyone, but her Savior and Lord, and will continue to spread His word through song. Anitra's stage name is "Ni Ni" which means "favored grace" in Hebrew.

Anitra Brockman is currently working on her debut gospel album project entitled “A Brand New Me” with singles such as “Tears Are Dry”, “Hurt”, “My Everything" and “Not Turning Back”.

Anitra Brockman is inspired by many Contemporary Christian and Gospel artists such as Cincinnati’s own Nicole C. Mullen, CeCe Winans, Kirk Franklin, Crystal Lewis, Martha Munizzi and too many more to name.

On a personal level, Anitra's favorite color is purple and her favorite food is anything Italian. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her 3 children (Janele, Janae, Jordan), friends and family.