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Isabella Appell

Isabella Appell

Isabella is a 2025 graduate of UCLA, where she studied Communications, Music Industry and Disability Studies, and is currently pursuing a graduate degree in Journalism with a specialization in Magazine and Digital Storytelling. In her free time, she enjoys covering concerts – her current favorite artists include Miniature Tigers, She & Him, Car Seat Headrest, and The Front Bottoms – as well as photography, videography and writing. Her love of music intersects every aspect of her life; she has worked with Capitol Records, The Orchard and LLC4 Records, where she worked with artists such as Pharrell Williams, Pitbull, and Kelsea Ballerini. You can find her photography and video work on Instagram at @isabellaappellmedia.

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