Split between London and New York, British-American singer-songwriter Isabella Kensington has the kind of voice you can't press pause on. Drawing lyrical inspiration from Gracie Abrams and sonic influences from Maisie Peters, Kensingtonhas carved out her own lane in “healing girl pop,” blending catchy melodies with intimate, heartfelt storytelling. Since launching her career in 2021, she's amassed more than 1.6 million followers across social media, building a devoted audience through her engaging performance videos and genuine approach to songwriting. “I like to write from a place of honesty and vulnerability,” shares Kensington. “Using my platform to bring people a sense of emotional safety through music is the most important thing in the world to me.” In 2024, Kensington released her EP, not in a dollhouse anymore, a deeply personal collection chronicling the transformative experiences and emotional growing pains of her early adulthood. Featuring collaborations with Joe Rubel (Ed Sheeran, Maisie Peters), Ines Dunn (Mimi Webb, Rachel Chinouriri), Oli Jacobs (Taylor Swift, Sabrina Carpenter, Harry Styles), and more, the project earned praise from SPIN, which described it as “just the spark towards a bigger fire.