"I love music since I can remember", Ana says, "But, it's been a long journey" she continues. "My mom always wanted me to become a pediatrician, but my goal's to be a professional singer".

At the age of nine, Revolori wrote her first song titled "I Say", which hit the heart of a seven-year-old girl Heligar Greenbells. "Heligar was my very first fan, she stole my soul when she emailed me for the first time". "Stuart Stone has changed, shaped and given hope to my music" Ana said, "He has guided me, mentored me and taken me by the hand all the way till now".

Along with Ana's heart-breaking vocal abilities and beautiful piano and guitar playing, she recorded a three-song EP in mid-May of 2016. A Hollywood Records producer replied to her after listening to her songs saying: "Ana is very talented, she has a unique niche, deep voice, high and low range and she's very attractive."

Hollywood Records was interested in signing Ana for a record deal in May 2016. The deal didn't go through due to Disney Music Group's policy to sign artists under eighteen years of age.

And for a comeback, Ana recorded another two pop-alternative singles "Cool Off" and "Count Me On". They will be released in December 2016, they were recorded at the legendary Pacifique Studios. Produced by Mario Quinones, engineered by Grammy award winner Ted Greenberg and Grammy award nominated Tony Valenziano.

Ana Revolori and producer Mario Quinones have written about twenty songs, two feature films that they're pitching and a book. They're working on a new single that it'll be released April 2017. She's also pursuing her acting and writing career. Revolori says that she loves both acting and singing, but she'll choose singing over acting.

Ana's signed to MR Management since 2014.