Folk singer-songwriter Izzie Auty-Dawe continues on her journey of poignant storytelling. Her new single “Front Row Seats” manages to hit an emotional note many of us can relate to.
The narrative of the single tells us a story of wanting to help someone who doesn’t want to be helped. With haunting vocals and guitar, Izzie has now been joined by a string section and a choir. Of the single, she says, “In a nutshell, this single is about a friend that I am no longer friends with, which is incredibly sad. I watched her deteriorate before my eyes, and there was nothing I could do. I had the imagery of me watching at the front row of a theatre while they were crumbling down in-front of me.”
Now based in Bristol, Exeter born Izzie Auty-Dawe has previously featured as BBC Radio Bristol’s “House Band of the Week” and has received praise from BBC Devon, Somerset, and Cornwall as well as BBC Introducing in the South West. With big plans and using her experiences in the industry to continue to shape her growth, Izzie is going places and is one to keep your eye on. Izzie sees her music as a personal diary on her journey through life, and is taking us on that journey with her.
