Isabelle Fries is on her way to changing the world one step at a time. The 23-year-old singer has been featured on TuneCore’s New Music Friday and Spotify’s Discover Weekly and has amassed over 3 million total streams and 5 million YouTube views.
She has recently graced the cover of four major magazines (LAPALME, Mr Warburton, Gurus and British Thoughts) and her latest single, “Scrapbook,” has garnered a positive reaction from listeners. The video for the single invokes feelings of longing or embarking on a journey of self-discovery. For the Denver-based singer-songwriter, the song is about an extremely sad time in her life, but Fries explains that the listener’s experience with the song doesn’t necessarily have to be hers. “I never want to tell a listener how to feel, but I want them to feel what they need to feel from it,” Isabelle says. “It makes me so happy that many people can experience my music in their own way.” Her music reach in 2021 spread across international waters, that Fries had the privilege of making it to the Grammy ballot this year.
Despite all of Isabelle’s success as a musician, she never got into the industry for the fame, notoriety, and trussings that came with it. “Music is a way for us to all feel things together as well as individually,” Fries explains. “I care about reaching people who want to be reached. All I can hope is that someone found some solace or comfort in what I found comfort in and feel what that they need to from my music.”
The World Is Her Oyster
Fries and her family moved from Australia when she was a child, and it was during this time her lifelong love of music began. “My mom loves music from the ’60s, ’70s and ’80s while my dad was a big classic rock fan.” Hearing songs from The Beatles, Elton John, Prince and Queen was the norm for Fries, who states, “Just growing up around music, I felt a very strong connection to it at a young age.”
The songstress explains that her parents always encouraged her to sing and do whatever else piqued her interest. This led to getting heavily into swimming, taking voice lessons, learning how to play the guitar and even writing poetry, which shines through the lyrics of her songs. “When I write poetry, I see music and when I see lyrics, I see poetry,” Fries says before stating, “I’m a very emotional person and I feel a lot. Poetry and music are ways we can feel in our own unique way.”
While Fries attended the University of Southern California, she studied voice under Adriana Baltic, who performed as a backup vocalist and keyboardist for P!NK. She also began working with Grammy Award-winning producer Rob Chiarelli, who’s worked with Ricky Martin, Luther Vandross, Madonna and Christina Aguilera. Fries says, “I think Rob has been the most important person in this experience for me. He taught me that I can still be a part of the music industry but still be myself.” She concludes by stating,
“I live two very different lives and my goal is never to be 100% in the music industry, and he understands that.”
Finding a Purpose
When Fries is not changing the world through her music, she’s educating in the classroom. She is a Special Needs middle school teacher. Isabelle is also an activist and humanitarian, minoring in nonprofit humanitarianism and philanthropy in college. Fries explains that her involvement with nonprofits is definitely one of her biggest passions, as it allows her to be a part of something greater than herself.
Fries did some nonprofit work in Uganda with the Global Livingston Institute before starting the Bulamu Community Foundation there. The Bulamu Community Foundation promotes sports, music, recycling, and water safety education throughout the community. When speaking about her nonprofit work and her time in Uganda, Fries says, “That’s where I figured out what I wanted to do with my life. It’s where I fell in love with education and community-run organization and projects.”
Treat Yourself How You Treat Others
Looking forward, Fries hopes to keep her work ethic as strong as it’s ever been while making time for herself in the process. “It’s very easy to lose yourself in all the things you do, so just focus on setting boundaries and prioritize yourself,” she says. “I just need to find a little time to do something for myself because I can’t disappoint myself and at the end of the day. I have to treat myself the way I’d treat others.” isabellefries.com
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