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Isabella Le

Isabella Le

Isabella Le (she/her) is a Vietnamese-American writer and photographer, hailing from the heart of sunny Southern California. When she is not writing about or photographing her world, you can find her perusing the bins of her local record shops or doing tarot and natal chart readings (that is, during the rare occasion she isn’t at home reading her latest literary find or watching obscure documentaries on YouTube). She’s also an Aquarius, if that means anything at all.

SEVENTEEN © PLEDIS Entertainment
Concerts, Music, ReviewsAugust 31, 2022<August 31, 2022

Live Review: Rocking with SEVENTEEN at ‘BE THE SUN’ in Los Angeles

The Howlers © Hattie Neate
Columns, Music, Today's SongAugust 26, 2022<August 26, 2022

Today’s Song: The Howlers Unapologetically Have “Nothing to Lose” in Their Soaring New Single

Launder © Cameron McCool
Debut, Features, Interviews, MusicAugust 4, 2022<August 4, 2022

Bewitching, Elaborate, and Nostalgic: Diving into ‘Happening’ with Launder

Launder © Cameron McCool
Columns, Music, Today's SongJuly 14, 2022<August 4, 2022

Today’s Song: “Intake” a Selcouth, Fresh Breath of Air in Launder’s New Single

Joji © Forrest Grenfell
Columns, Music, Today's SongJune 27, 2022<February 3, 2023

Today’s Song: Joji’s Transparent Contemplation of Vacant and Ill-Fated Love in “Glimpse of Us”

Laufey © Gemma Warren
Columns, Music, Today's SongJune 17, 2022<June 17, 2022

Today’s Song: Wistful, Hopeless Romanticism & Jazz Revival in Laufey’s “Fragile”

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