MUMBAI: Following his critically-acclaimed release Nothing’s Changed, premiered with Trench Magazine, Isaac Waddington is coming through as one of the UK’s most exciting and inventive young artists. He now comes through with his new track “Doing Wrong”.
Isaac continues his growing reputation for fresh and soulful sounds, with the kind of real invention that underlines why he’s building such a name for himself. There’s a natural soul to Isaac that can’t be denied, added to a frank and playful lyricism that belies his eighteen
years. Clearly influenced by 90s neo-soul, his second release continues his penchant for golden-era throwback sounds peppered with a distinctly Millennial’s delivery.
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Doing Wrong is the second single of his forthcoming debut EP ‘Borselli’ – a five track body of work he named after a village in Tuscany he goes to annually, because it’s “back to basics with one shop, a football pitch and a café”.
Doing Wrong continues to cement Isaac’s reputation as a bright point against the background.
