Isaia Huron
Isaia Huron has always been obsessed with sound, not just the polish and precision of a finished track, but the volatile emotion that simmers underneath. Born and raised in Greenville, South Carolina, Isaia grew up surrounded by music that was both sacred and survivalist. His father, a pastor and civil rights activist who faced threats from the KKK, led a congregation and Isaia’s mother directed the choir. Voices filled the room, not just with praise, but with desperation, devotion, and defiance. That collision of beauty and burden still pulses in everything Isaia creates.
By 13, he was already behind the drums, studying every groove he could find. He played for a megachurch congregation of over 4,000 people and performed as a Christian rapper while still in grade school. But even then, he wasn’t content with applause, he wanted control. A self-described “DIY artist to a fault,” he taught himself production on Ableton while on a cruise in 2018. No teachers or no cosigns, just stubborn ambition. His early releases, Libbie and Libbie 02, were experiments in identity: abstract sketches of a mind in motion. If the first was an open wound, the second was the scar tissue, more intentional, more defiant.
Now, with his upcoming concept album, Isaia steps into the most ambitious chapter of his artistry yet. The record is circular, narrative-driven, and emotionally dense. It traces the unraveling of a man who built his life around the chase, collecting women, distractions, and escapes until he was forced to confront the emptiness at the center of it all. The story isn’t just about lust or heartbreak, it’s about ego-death and staring down your own hollowness. About wondering what part of you is even real anymore. “I wanted it to feel like sensory overload,” Isaia says. “You can’t say nobody’s doing this anymore, because it’s right here, all at once, daring you to look away.”
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