rayisaac

Ray Isaac is an independent Singer-Songwriter-DJ who has shaped himself into a brand that is sought after by producers and labels who admire his intoxicating lyrics and his insanely original performance style. His signature style expresses pain, love and redemption moving between fear and functional, allowing him to dictate his own brand of pop-infused dance music. Ray Isaac’s debut single “U Want or U Don’t” released November 2010. The official music video was shot in LA this year. His fir...

Ray Isaac is an independent Singer-Songwriter-DJ who has shaped himself into a brand that is sought after by producers and labels who admire his intoxicating lyrics and his insanely original performance style. His signature style expresses pain, love and redemption moving between fear and functional, allowing him to dictate his own brand of pop-infused dance music. Ray Isaac’s debut single “U Want or U Don’t” released November 2010. The official music video was shot in LA this year. His first single ‘I Don't Give a Damn’ released through MINISTRY OF SOUND and ‘Such a Fool’” released through EXM is featured in the new Australian Feature Film CEDAR BOYS. These hit singles strumpet through the confines of genre and sound like a redux lesson in all that is good about pop music. His follow-up track ‘Stand by Me’ was released with highly acclaimed producer ROBBIE RIVERA USA (Juicy Records), is an all-consuming vocoder narrative that morphs quickly into a raw disclosure of modest insight. That’s the way Ray is – all or nothing – when speaking about his infectious talent. His music is available in major stores around the globe including I-tunes, Beatport, Amazon, napster and more. Ray acts up to the crowd in his new re-invention of DJ by seducing his audience with Pop/House remixes saturated with tribal undertones in brooding arrangements which hark back to the day of hands-in-the-air fanfare. His success is built on his ability to combine, as illustrated by Time Out Magazine, a brilliant ‘electro dance-pop’ vibe to ignite his audience into a frenzy. Soon the buzz surrounding Ray Isaac will become a ROAR.