Isabelle Skye returns with intimate sophomore single 'Kaleidoscope'

Rising Naarm/Melbourne indie-pop artist Isabelle Skye unveils her second solo single ‘Kaleidoscope’, a delicate and dreamy follow-up to 2024’s debut 'Fairy Dust'. Blending lush, vintage textures with modern vulnerability, the track sees Skye explore the illusions of early romance, where what seems perfect at first slowly unravels into something less certain.

Drawing inspiration from the likes of Clairo, Mazzy Star, and The Japanese House, ‘Kaleidoscope’ swirls together warm analogue synths, surf-tinged guitars, and whisper-soft vocals. Hints of Nancy Sinatra and The Zombies lend it a timeless feel, while the lyrical depth reflects her knack for turning emotional nuance into sound.

Produced by Fabian Hunter at Fish Bones Tone Shack and mastered by Issac Barter, 'Kaleidoscope' confirms Isabelle Skye as a name to watch in Australia’s indie-pop underground.