At just 17 years old Ali Isabella has already performed at many of NYC’s legendary clubs, headlined at 2 Pre-Grammy parties, one honoring Quincy Jones and Stevie Wonder celebrating the 54th and for St Jude's Hospital the 55th annual Grammy Awards. Ali was an opening act to superstars Reba McEntire and Lonestar at the world renowned, Wembley Arena in London, England. When she performed her original songs, Ali became the youngest ever to appear in the Wembley Arena.

Ali released her first album this year,“Say You’ll Be Mine” in the UK to coincide with her performance at Wembley Arena. The first single from the album "What If" quickly reached #13 in the Hotdisc Charts and is now featured in radio play across Europe. The recording, which is available on iTunes worldwide, was made in New York , Nashville and England, and features songs written by Ali alone and with collaborators that reveal the young, exciting image that Ali portrays in her everyday life. Working with an eclectic mix of talented songwriters in New York, Nashville, London and Bristol, England, the first collection of songs showcase Ali’s personal interests and fun activities by translating her everyday world into original lyrics and music. The album is also released in the US on AIX Records and distributed through Naxos.

Following the break out success of her US debut single "New York City Country Girl" - which reached #14 on the coveted Billboard Hot 100 Singles Sales Chart, and was #1 for 4 weeks on the Billboard Country Hot 100 Singles Sales, Ali Isabella released her second single "Crazy Beautiful Life" from the album. During the 2012 Holiday Season, Ali's pop radio hit "A Little Love This Christmas" made an impressive mark in the FMQB Adult Contemporary Radio Market Charts.