My Story
My name is Isabella Han-Bolelli. I'm a 17-year-old
singer-songwriter from California.
I'm currently a senior in high school, and I work hard to maintain a 4.7 GPA while pursuing a career in music.
Much like my heritage (Chinese-Italian), my music lives between genres: a mix of pop, soul, and r&b.
My mom died when I was a baby. My love for singing, dancing, and fashion comes from her. Part of the reason that songwriting is so important to me is that it allows me to give her a voice.
Writing songs is my way of processing life. My songs are my journal entries. And if my music can make your day even a bit more beautiful, then it's all worth it.
My Music
I was 12 when I recorded in the studio with two-time Grammy winning musician Ulises Bella. 13 when I first performed on a professional stage with the band Ozomatli. 15 when I started recording my original songs with producer Saverio Principini. At 16, I released "Immoral Bitch" (my debut single) and "Asian Enough" (my sophomore single) with American Idol judge Randy Jackson's Greater Than Distribution, which is in partnership with Universal Music Group. At 17, I currently have 3 singles out, and I will continue to release singles until my album drop, predicted to be early in 2027.
New Releases
“Immoral Bitch” is my debut single! It came out March 6, 2026
I was twelve years old the first time someone called me immoral.
I remember feeling shocked—like, immoral? That’s such a ridiculous accusation. But it hurt. I couldn’t understand why he chose such a dehumanizing insult. Why he suddenly spat on my name as if it were inferior to his.
I took some time to sit with the word, and I realized something: "immoral” is the word men use when they feel threatened. As the epiphany dawned on me, I knew I had to write about it. I owed it to myself. I owed to all the women who came before me, branded as witches and burned at the stake, scapegoated when they refused to let others make them feel small.
“Immoral Bitch” is what twelve-year-old me needed to hear. It is a reminder that she’s not too loud, too weird, or too much. And I want everyone who listens to this song to feel the same thing. I want them to feel supported. I want them to know that they don’t need anyone’s permission to love themselves. I want them to know that they are that bitch. <3