Isabelle Foster is a Canadian-Italian singer-songwriter who writes relatable, emotional songs as well as upbeat road-trip tracks. Drawing influence from artists such as Lizzy McAlpine and Olivia Rodrigo, she explores the emotional rollercoaster of growing up, capturing the honesty and complexity of teenage life in her lyrics. 

Shaped by years spent living in Thailand, Malaysia, Fiji, and Canada, Isabelle brings a global perspective and unique cultural sensitivity to her music. Her artistic journey began in Fiji, where music is deeply woven into daily life; at just 11, she performed as a guest artist before a large audience at the Benefit for Tonga Music Festival. This early exposure to live performance sparked a commitment to developing her craft as both a songwriter and performer. 

More recently, Isabelle has appeared at events around Nova Scotia, including the Halifax Urban Folk Festival and Canada’s Teen Jam, as well as a live interview and performance on CKDU-FM. She also performed the Canadian national anthem to a crowd of 8,000 at the 2026 Men’s Hockey U Cup Gold Medal Game at the Halifax Scotiabank Centre and she has been selected for the Winnipeg Folk Festival Young Performers Program 2026.