November 21, 2024

Isabelle Veser to perform at Canadian Music Week

Isabelle Veser is a french-greek-german singer, songwriter and EDM Producer. She collaborated with different artists (Ne-yo, Van Snyder or Luca Testa) and record labels. This year she is performing at the Canadian Music Week this year. Her music genre is a mix of Progressive House and Eurodance.

Next stop is the New Skool Rules Festival in Rotterdam. But LA and New York are also on the list. “Music is everything to me, says the young artist, and I wanna share the love to my music with everyone”. According to this statement we can look forward to new songs.

Follow her on Instagram: https://instagram.com/isabelleveser_official_?igshid=MjEwN2IyYWYwYw==

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