Issey Cross is an English singer and songwriter known for her chart-topping collaborations and solo work in the UK dance and pop scenes.
Cross released "Sirens", co-written with Sammy Virji. She also featured on Wilkinson's 'Used to This', and collaborated on other tracks.
Issey Cross partnered with Schwarzkopf LIVE for their 'Behind the Colour' series, sharing her story and performing 'Butterflies' in a full-colour production.
Issey Cross featured on Nathan Dawe & Bru-C's track 'Oh Baby'.
K Motionz, Sudley, and The Elements produced Issey Cross's track 'Energy in My Town'.
John Foyle and Rich Cooper produced Cross's track 'Different Planets'.
Cross co-wrote and collaborated with Sammy Virji on her single 'Sirens' and featured on 'Nostalgia'.
Punctual produced Issey Cross's single 'Body Talk'.
Issey Cross featured on Jalle's single 'Downers'.
Issey Cross collaborated with Hybrid Minds and Fred V on the track 'Breathe Out'.
Issey Cross collaborated with British rapper Songer on her single 'Sleepwalking'.
Isabella Eliza Victoria Cross, known professionally as Issey Cross, was born in Kent, England, in 2000. Her upbringing included performing gigs in local pubs around Sevenoaks and Tunbridge Wells from a young age, often accompanied by her guitarist father. Cross then moved to Tottenham to attend music college, initially focusing on music performance before transitioning to music production. This early immersion in various aspects of music creation laid the groundwork for her diverse artistic approach. Her career began to gain momentum with her debut single “Who” released on January 15, 2021, and the subsequent extended play “Mirrors Don’t Lie” on March 26, 2021, which featured tracks like “Boys Make Promises.”
Cross achieved significant commercial success through a series of collaborations. In 2021, she featured on Wilkinson’s “Used to This,” which reached number 33 on the UK Singles Chart and later achieved Platinum certification. This was followed by “Oh My” with Luude featuring Moby in 2023, charting at number 98 and earning Silver certification, and “Oh Baby” with Nathan Dawe and Bru-C featuring bshp, which peaked at number 35. Her solo single, “Bittersweet Goodbye,” released in 2023, sampled The Verve’s “Bitter Sweet Symphony” and reached number 19 on the UK Singles Chart, ultimately achieving Gold certification. This track marked a turning point, catapulting her into the commercial spotlight after years of refining her craft as a songwriter and artist.
Her recent work includes the release of “Energy In My Town” in 2024, a track celebrating UK club culture and produced by K Motionz, Sudley, and The Elements. In 2025, she collaborated with Sammy Virji on “Nostalgia,” further solidifying her presence in the dance music genre. Cross is also a member of Loud LDN, a collective of female musicians in London, and cites Lorde and Taylor Swift as main inspirations. Her journey highlights a progression from early local performances and songwriting to achieving mainstream recognition through both solo efforts and high-profile collaborations.
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