Isobel was nothing special or even unusual as a young girl. Most of her youth she often remembers as hazily uneventful. She was born and raised in a small suburb somewhere just outside of Melbourne, Australia where she lived until she was seventeen years old - a handful of years before she first picked up a guitar and began trying to 'figure music out'. There was just nothing better to do with her time, and she had always loved to sing. Sure, her parents thought she was pretty good - but nobody really expected her to ever make a living out of it. More and more Australians were traveling to America to set up acting careers for themselves. Isobel never had any delusions about money or fame, but when she released her first album after lending her voice to a friend's single that became a massive, Grammy-winning hit song she didn't have to continue waiting tables and calling home to beg for money to front her rent in the States. She was just twenty-three and living somewhere in California when 'Somebody I Used to Know' became an international hit song, and the year that followed was an obvious whirlwind. Having written her part of the song on a whim, she did not expect anything to come out of it - she was just doing what she usually did, which was having fun. At the same time, she had been seriously working on her own debut album for a number of years and after a stint of live performances became steadily more popular on Youtube - she had a pretty, but not overtly successful freshman record. Still, most people referred to her as the girl from 'that one song' or better yet only kept up with her first major single which was titled 'Settle Down'', a track she had written and produced herself but no longer felt very personally attached to like much of her debut.

Naturally, frustration grew. She was offered many collaborations, many opportunities some would only dream of, and yet she chose mostly to quietly work on her second release. Perhaps, a little too quietly. She was very selective about who she decided to work with on her next album, and as a follow up to 'Vows' (2011) she finally released 'The Golden Echo' in the summer of 2014. Her first single was met with a round of heavy confusion, but much of the rest of her album returned to her soulful roots. Not much had ever been talked about in the media about her personal life, and aside from grazing the inside of Nylon magazine and various other style and music publications - she mostly lived a quiet life. Still, a great deal of people from her hometown remain very proud of her success although she rarely gets a chance to visit. She was meant to tour all of Australia earlier in 2014, but the tour had to be cancelled due to some conflicts with the other artists involved. Currently, she is mid-way through her United States tour promoting her second album and is heavily involved with many other interests involving music - including producing a musical score for a short film production, and perhaps getting a little bit too interested in drinking. At 26 years old, she is often regarded as warm and personable but a bit mysterious and hard to fully relate to outside of her emotional music. She loves to D.J. in New York, which is probably her favorite city - and spends obscene amounts of time shopping and collaborating outfits for her performances and appearances. Otherwise, she isn't too flashy and is mostly a private artist who perhaps has not yet found her proper place in the music world. Any dreams she had once recalled about escaping her once uneventful life have come true, so there isn't much she wants out of life except to continue to create and surprise.

Another dream of hers is to produce for other artists, and to write for others. Isobel would love to help find a voice for people who wish to pursue the arts but aren't taken seriously by their families, her big time goal would be something of a foundation - but she has nowhere near the amount of time or finances for something of the sort. Also close to her heart is the fact that she considers herself an avid feminist, takes an immense amount of pride in being a woman and it is also perhaps ironically the only negative attention grabbing aspect of her short career-span. Her outspoken nature on certain political issues mostly involving women have been questioned a few times or looked at as a little 'extreme'. As a child who grew up very close to her mother and female cousins (later adding a little sister into the mix), she also had the luxury of having a father who was very much a feminist as well and parents who supported the notion of equality since a young age. In a time when magazines are polling if 'feminist' is an overused word, and there is much debate as to what exactly 'feminism' even means... she is just trying to perpetuate support for other women, and to make sure that everyone understands how important equality is. After her United States tour, she has plans to aid a charity that aims to stop sex trafficking of young women and girls.