Isabella Summers

Isabella Summers, born October 31, 1980 in Hackney, England, would find international success as the partner of Florence Welch in the duo Florence and the Machine. The two would first meet as children when Summers worked as a babysitter for Welch’s family, but before they would start their musical partnership Summers would become well-acquainted with hip-hop and learned how to create beats, songs, and records on her own. After college she put together a music studio in her own home, began creating music, and eventually worked with Kashmere, MBC Crew, and others. An unexpected reunion with Welch in the mid-2000’s led to an invitation by Summers to begin writing songs together. Summers would write and produce multiple tracks for each of the duo’s albums first three albums, all of which hit number 1 in the UK. Among her compositions that charted were “No Light, No Light” and “Breath of Life”. In addition to her duties in Florence and the Machine, Summers became an in-demand writer and producer for others working with artists as varies as Iggy Azalea, LP, and Katharine McPhee. In 2017 she issued her first single, “Was It Love?”, which she created for the television series Riviera.

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