Biography

Singer, songwriter and producer Breagh Isabel has unveiled her debut single “Girlfriends,” a pop-leaning, coming-of-age story about a very specific type of heartbreak; the kind that comes from being a lovesick teenager in less welcoming times. Sonically, “Girlfriends” pairs thought-provoking, emotive storytelling with dynamic percussion and bouncy electric guitar that counterintuitively make the song feel catchy and calming all at once. Airy vocal swells and synths off the top of the track set the stage for the song’s dream-like reflection. Isabel sings, “I wanted to be girlfriends, but we were just girl friends,” revealing the painful standstill of confusion and loss that comes from love unrequited. Knowingly or not, listeners of Canadian music have likely already stumbled upon Isabel’s creative handiwork. She has written for and performed on the records of artists like Donovan Woods, Ria Mae, BANNERS and Juno Award-winning rapper Classified. While the world was in lockdown, Isabel cut her teeth in production and signed a publishing deal with Concord Music. Her tracks have already been featured on CW’s Batwoman and Grey’s Anatomy.