Based in Montreal, Izabel is an artist who transforms memory, heartache, and quiet resilience into sound. Like waves meeting the shore, her music rises from deep within. Sometimes soft, sometimes shattering, and always honest.

​

With over 4.5 million streams, editorial support from New Music Friday Canada, ICI MUSIQUE, and a personal nod from The Chainsmokers, her work has struck a chord that extends far beyond numbers. But impact, for Izabel, has never been about the spotlight — it’s about the stillness it leaves behind in those who listen.

Raised in the hush of heavy things, she found light in melody. Crafting songs that feel more like shared confessions than polished performances. Her sound lives between alternative and indie pop, touched by the cinematic ache of Lana Del Rey, Halsey, and The Neighbourhood. Music that lingers, textured, tender, and unafraid to sit with the uncomfortable.

​

Each release is more than a song, it’s an offering. A visual and sonic world that blends grace with grit, elegance with unraveling, where vulnerability isn’t weakness, but power.

 

This isn’t just music. It’s a mirror. A memory. A place to feel something real.