UK based female artist Miserableisobel takes over the airwaves with her new insightful and inspiring album “Dollhouse”

Calling the universe to order and bringing to attention mental health awareness through her music is the calm, collected, beautiful, and charming queen Miserableisobel from Leicester UK – a 25-year-old vocal queen who has been writing and singing for the most part of her life. Having suffered from mental illness herself, she blends some insightful lyrics about the same through her tracks painted with a moving vibe and potent rhythmicity. Miserableisobel not only sings but she lives through her music, it’s not only part of her life, but it’s also her life! Music was there for her during those moments of emotional turmoil when the mental storms weighed her down, offering an escape velocity that whisked her with powerful and calming momentum to another peaceful universe that offered so much hope and manifested better days! It is through the same way that music influenced her that she seeks to influence and create a major impact on all those who may be suffering from the same and offer them some encouragement and safe melodic solace where they can lose all of themselves to!

Her new album “Dollhouse” is a step towards another inspiring direction for her and it has been received warmly and this is no surprise since this 13-track masterpiece in melodic transcendence is exactly what you want your playlist to look like! Everything works closely together from the emotional themes, the insightful and inspiring lyrics, the crispy and awe-inspired melodicism and not forgetting her truest vocal ability and delivery that is reminiscent of Alessia Cara (at least according to me!) to make a revolutionary sound that will continue making waves throughout 2022!

There is some emotions poured out in “What If” and this crisply layered track gives a listener something to meditate about as Miserableisobel’s powerful vocals take a form of their own and integrate with the special vibe to create a profoundly touching piece of artwork that will have a listener on repeat button!

No words are minced in the track “Past Life” as she takes a listener through a melancholic safari ensuing from a hurtful heartbreak! And to anyone who has been on the receiving end of some heartbreak –pouring yourself an insanely large amount of water, as you pump up the volume and drink your pain away would be highly recommended!

“My Sweetest Friend” is a stunner and an anthemic tune that offers a nostalgic vibe of its own with the way the lyrics speak directly of life experiences growing up and the moderate backing of the euphonious beats back this up in a dazzling manner! This would be the best dedication tune to someone special you shared memories with and better yet listen together and reminisce on the good old days!

“First Date” is painted with melodic allure as the harmony integrated into the melody tells a story that is backed up in equal measure by the emotion-filled, smooth-talking, and soft vocals of Miserableisobel. You don’t want to miss out on such kind of marvelous extravagance, do you!

“Sixteen” takes you back to the sweet summer 16 and the joy, happiness, fondness, and peace that exists here is like no other place you’d rather be. The beats take you home calmly and help you to your sofa gently taking effect from the toe all the way up to the head!

What Miserableisobel has managed to do deserves an accolade and even the other tracks such as “Woman on a mission”, “Beautiful” “Let Him Go- Have the Guts”, “Hand in Unlovable Hand”, “Home” and “Move On” outstandingly good and impactful. You will really struggle to pick out a favorite and it doesn’t hurt to have them all as your favorites!

Miserableisobel has a message to all those suffering from mental illness – that they should accept themselves as they are, seek help, and find peace and happiness in life. Those within the UK can contact Samaritans helpline 116 123. Follow the attached link to stream and save your favorite tracks from the “Dollhouse” album.

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