Izzie Yardley is a British singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose music seamlessly blends British folk traditions with jazz and classical influences. Raised in Kent and now based in Somerset, her compositions are characterised by vivid guitar figures, rolling drums, and warm basslines, all underscored by introspective melodies that linger into the late-night hours. Her lyrics delve into the human experience, exploring themes of self-discovery and the complexities of life. Yardley describes her mission as creating music that serves as 'the key that opens the door you keep locked.'
Since her debut releases in 2020, Yardley has garnered critical acclaim for her emotive songwriting and captivating live performances. Her EPs 'Imposter' (2023) and 'Pull Back The Sea' (2024), both produced by Dom Monks, have been celebrated by BBC Scotland, Absolute Radio, and BBC Introducing. She has shared stages with artists such as This Is The Kit, Jesca Hoop, and The Brother Brothers, and has headlined her own shows across the UK. In addition to her solo work, Yardley has contributed as a session vocalist for artists including Tom Jones and Elles Bailey.
In September 2026, Yardley released her debut album, 'Diving The Unknown,' produced by Ethan Johns. The album showcases her ability to evoke profound emotion and find magic in both the beauty and chaos of everyday life. The lead single, 'Strange Times,' serves as a bold declaration of her artistry, highlighting her gift for introspective songwriting and emotive delivery.
