Ali Beck is not just a strikingly beautiful young lady with personality to match, but she is also very talented vocally. Born in Manchester, Iowa, Ali was raised on a farm along with her three sisters and one brother. She grew up listening to country radio, and it became a strong influence in her desire to be a professional singer. At the age of seven, Ali began taking piano lessons and later joined her school choir, show choir, and church choir. She continues to sing at County Fairs, weddings, talent competitions, and anywhere she has an opportunity to perform. As a finalist, Ali had the privilege of opening for Sawyer Brown. She also sang the National Anthem prior to a Gary Allan and Rodney Atkins show at her hometown County Fair, as well as opened for Gretchen Wilson. Ali Beck has always had her heart set on Music City. In 2003, while attending the University of Northern Iowa, Ali applied for the National Student Exchange Program. Upon acceptance, Ali applied to Tennessee State University and left for Nashville that fall. She spent her junior year at TSU while working at The Ryman Auditorium and Emergent Music Marketing where she quickly learned about the ins and outs of the music business. In May 2005, Ali returned to the University of Northern Iowa to finish her senior year. Upon graduating in 2006, Ali accepted a job in Des Moines, and although it was an excellent job, she could not shake the drive to seriously pursue her music career. Ali Beck was prompted to working with Artist Development Network, Inc., and through their company, she began working with many accomplished Nashville songwriters to further develop her writing skills. Ali was also introduced to veteran hit producer Chuck Howard, and he produced her wonderful current CD demo. Some of Chuck’s credits include such hits as “Blue” and “How Do I Live Without You” with LeAnn Rimes, “Pour Me” for Trick Pony, several hits with Hank Williams, Jr., and most currently he produced Bombshel and got them signed with Curb Records.