20 year old independent music phenom SOFIA ISELLA today releases new single Out In The Garden, a shadowy industrial influenced track where haunted whispers unravel into a massive, cathartic rock chorus — intimate yet towering in scope. Co-written and co-produced by SOFIA and Mr Hudson (Miley Cyrus, Frank Ocean, Coldplay, Jay-Z), the song challenges blind followers whose piety is intertwined with and relies on evil. Her ruminations walk boldly into the light, with a confident snarl: “How beautiful it must feel to be so sure, I don’t know anything, Hannah, I don’t know anything anymore. But how pretty to be praying to nothing. That gorgeous pill of sugar you swallow like it’s something emphasizing why the world is quickly becoming obsessed with this young feminist icon.” Sofia shares, “I got called demonic for the first time. I call it, losing my demonic virginity. It’s coming for us all, ladies.”
The release follows the video for Muse, an intensely cinematic piece of surrealist horror that deepens the unsettling world SOFIA has spent the past few years building. A classically trained violinist and poet, ISELLA draws inspiration from Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton, with musical touchstones ranging from Nine Inch Nails and Radiohead to Fiona Apple and Lana Del Rey. Her background in literature and music fuels a style that fuses visceral storytelling with layered, cinematic production — a duality of discipline and raw expression that has become her signature.
Since 2024, ISELLA has released ‘I Can Be Your Mother’ and 2025’s ‘I’m camera.’, building an early catalogue defined by dark textures, arresting melodies, and unflinching commentary on identity and power. Her song Hot Gum has accumulated more than 19 million streams, cementing her growing global audience. Alongside her recorded work, ISELLA’s live presence continues to build momentum—she has opened for artists such as Taylor Swift and Glass Animals.
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