To date, the singer has released ten albums in Canada and plans to have them released in Guyana soon. He has also acquired his own recording company, called Ally's Talent International Productions.

He is also the proprietor\owner of the Island Music Recording Agency, which specializes in distributing Caribbean music in Canada .

For all this, his journey to stardom was not like the flight of a super-speed rocket into space. “I encountered major difficulties in finding a producer for my music in Canada . Though it was risky, I worked my way to the top with the help of other supportive musicians and produced my own music. This propelled me to my present pinnacle of fame.

“Many times I had felt frustrated and wanted to give up but my relentless nature and love for music kept me going.”

The talented musician made a great impact on the music scene when he released his 18 track CD, called ‘Island Flavour' which received high ratings. Another 18 track CD titled, ‘Don't Dis the Champion' paved the way for a third 18 tracks CD, dubbed ‘Reggae Come Down' which created havoc among reggae lovers in Canada.

Among his hit albums, Ally produced a remarkable 8 track album called ‘The greatest hits of Prince Ally' which was adored by ‘lovers rock' fans.

The ‘Reggae Come Down' CD will be soon released in Guyana , according to Ally. His latest release is dubbed ‘Prince Ally meets Dobby Dobson,' which is an exciting fusion of music between the two singers.

Ally's CDs were all produced in Canada and Jamaica .

Ally has had the privilege of performing alongside celebrity entertainers like Dobby Dobson, Glen Washington, Coca Tea from Jamaica , Beenie Man, Sean Paul, Luciano and others.

This performer was involved in a major fund raising activity launched in Canada in January 2005, to solicit funds to assist Guyanese affected by the floods in that year.