While working as a medical doctor, Ann Sally has released more than ten albums since her debut in 2001, featuring a repertoire that includes both her original compositions and covers spanning a wide range of genres—Jazz, MOR, Folk, Soul, Bossa Nova, MPB, City Pop, Kayōkyoku (歌謡曲), Korean traditional songs, children's music, and more.
She has contributed her vocals to the soundtracks of numerous Japanese commercials, game music, TV programs, and films, including the theme song for the acclaimed anime Wolf Children, directed by Mamoru Hosoda. Ann Sally has also collaborated with many distinguished Japanese musicians such as Haruomi Hosono, Masakatsu Takagi, Yoko Kanno, and Choro Club and so on.
Currently, she performs actively across Japan at concert halls, music festivals, and popular venues including Blue Note and Billboard Live. In 2025, she joined Masakatsu Takagi’s concerts in Lyon and Paris as a featured vocalist.
Leading up to the 25th anniversary of her musical career, she has begun re-releasing some of her past singles and albums online—many of which were previously unavailable on music streaming platforms. With a delicate yet emotionally nuanced voice and a uniquely genre-blending sound, Ann Sally continues to resonate with a wide audience in Japan and hope to reach more listeners all over the world.