Isotopes

Isotopes formed in a suburban basement with Anya Celeste on vocals, Ethan Hayes on multiple instruments, Jonah Rhodes on bass, and Liam Carter on drums. They released their debut EP 'Celestial' in 2015, which got some attention for its atmospheric sound. Their song 'Flower' from the follow-up album 'Bloom' became an indie favorite, with Celeste's vocals carrying its poetic lyrics about love and fragility.

In 2017, Celeste spoke publicly about her mental health struggles, which influenced the band's later work. Their catalog includes songs like 'I Never Should Have Let You In' and 'Bury Me' that continue in that introspective vein. They collaborated with Bradley Walden on 'RIP,' showing their occasional reach beyond the core four-piece setup.

Their music tends toward ballads and mid-tempo tracks built around Celeste's voice and Hayes's arrangements. 'Bright Eyed Girl' is another example of their style, quiet, melodic, and lyrically focused. They haven't chased mainstream pop structures, sticking instead to a consistent, mood-driven approach that their listeners recognize.