Isabel Dumaa Releases New Single "All American"

Isabel Dumaa has released "All American," a new single that arrives as her second offering under a partnership with Lucille Records and Republic Records, with booking through WME. The release follows "You Don't Know Me," which marked the start of what the team is calling a new era for the artist.

"'All American' is about falling for the idealized version of someone, or someplace, and finding out the hard way what's hiding beneath the picture-perfect façade," Dumaa said in a statement.

The single is available now on streaming platforms. According to the press release, further new music is expected this fall.

Who Is Isabel Dumaa and What Has She Released Before

Dumaa is a singer-songwriter from San Francisco. She released her debut EP, Just My Nature, in 2024. Tracks from that project, including "Quarter Life Crisis" and "C'est La Vie," built her initial fanbase and drew coverage from outlets including Atwood Magazine, Ones to Watch, and Lyrical Lemonade. Atwood Magazine described her work as "strikingly mature indie pop." Ones to Watch wrote about her vocal delivery: "Her voice is romantic and steady, almost careful, even when the subject matter is anything but. There is something in that restraint that makes the emotional impact hit harder, not softer."

According to the press release, "Quarter Life Crisis" has accumulated over 3 million streams on Spotify. Earlier in 2026, Dumaa also released a cover of Rose Betts' "Irish Eyes" after a video of the song went viral on TikTok, surpassing 10 million views according to the release. The press release also states that her monthly Spotify listener count recently surpassed 200,000 for the first time and that her Instagram and TikTok followings have each roughly doubled in recent months, bringing her total social following to over 800,000 across platforms.

Her signing to Lucille Records and Republic Records, alongside WME representation, is the most significant infrastructure move of her career so far. Lucille Records is an independent label that operates in partnership with Republic, a major label under Universal Music Group. That structure gives Dumaa major label distribution and resources while, at least in name, preserving a degree of independence through the boutique imprint. For independent artists watching her trajectory, that deal model is worth understanding: it is increasingly common for artists at her stage to land on imprints rather than signing directly to a major.

Isabel Dumaa Tour History and Live Dates

Dumaa has built meaningful live experience over the past two years. After releasing Just My Nature, she joined Mark Ambor on a European run covering twelve cities. Later in 2025, she opened for Benson Boone and Teddy Swims and made her festival debut at Summerfest in Milwaukee. Most recently, she opened the first six nights of Sam Smith's residency at the Castro Theater in San Francisco, which the press release describes as newly refurbished. No additional tour dates are announced at this time.

The Castro Theater run is notable context. The venue seats roughly 1,400 and is one of San Francisco's most recognized rooms. Opening a multi-night residency for an artist the size of Sam Smith in her hometown is the kind of placement that consolidates a local narrative into something larger. Watch for Dumaa to add her own headline dates as the fall release cycle continues.

Where to Stream "All American" and What Comes Next

"All American" is out now on major streaming platforms including Spotify and Apple Music. The press release does not name a producer for the track. No album title has been announced. According to the release, more music is coming this fall, so "All American" and "You Don't Know Me" are likely serving as lead singles ahead of a larger project.

Publicity is handled by Sacks and Co. in New York.

For independent artists, Dumaa's path offers a readable blueprint: an EP that earns press and live opportunities, a viral moment on TikTok that accelerates streaming numbers, supporting slots with bigger artists that demonstrate stage readiness, and then a label deal once the numbers and the story are already in place. The label came after the proof of concept, not before it. If you are building your own case for a similar conversation, [submit your music and story to our community at /submit](/submit) and make sure your live presence is documented where bookers can find it. Check our [events calendar at /events](/events) for upcoming showcases and industry nights in LA.