Isabel Dumaa Releases New Single ‘All American’
The track arrives after a label and agency partnership, with additional material planned for fall.
Isabel Dumaa has released “All American,” a new single that follows “You Don’t Know Me.” The San Francisco singer-songwriter’s latest track arrives after her partnership with Lucille Records/Republic Records and WME was announced, with more new music expected from Dumaa this fall.
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Dumaa says “All American” is built around the gap between an idealized image and the reality underneath it. “‘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,” she says. Her description leaves the subject open to either a person or a place, with the contrast between appearance and reality providing the song’s central premise.
The release follows Dumaa’s debut EP, Just My Nature, which arrived in 2024 and included “Quarter Life Crisis” and “C’est La Vie.” “Quarter Life Crisis” has since accumulated more than three million Spotify streams and received coverage from Ones to Watch and Lyrical Lemonade. Shortly after the EP’s release, Dumaa joined Mark Ambor for a 12-city European support tour. During 2025, she opened for Benson Boone and Teddy Swims and made her festival debut at SummerFest in Milwaukee. Earlier in 2026, Dumaa returned to her hometown of San Francisco to support Sam Smith’s residency at the newly refurbished Castro Theater, opening the first six nights.
Dumaa now has more than 800,000 followers across social platforms, with her Instagram and TikTok audiences both doubling in recent months. On Spotify, she recently reached a new peak of more than 200,000 monthly listeners for the first time. Dumaa also released a rendition of Rose Betts’ “Irish Eyes” after her performance of the song drew more than ten million views on TikTok.
