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Isabel Rumble Returns With Luminous New Single Ahead of International Tour

Praise For Isabel Rumble

“…a record that moves through life’s quiet revolutions with grace, tenderness, and unflinching honesty.” (Atwood Mag)

“Her hushed delivery feels like a conversation with the soul ” 
(Happy Mag) [About ‘Digesting History] 

‘Better Half of Me’ Added to Apple Music’s New Music Daily and Acoustic Chill

‘Soften’ Added to Apple Music’s New Music Daily

“With a voice like honey and a capacity to hit notes with such care and clarity, as if Billie Eilish, Laura Marling and Katie Noonan morphed into a single voice. Simply gorgeous.”
(Kath Devaney, Triple J) [About ‘Better Half of Me’]

“Incredibly delicate and touching. Beautiful!”
4 / 5 (Claire Mooney, Triple J) [About ‘Better Half of Me’]

“… the light, the stars, the sky, the river, the wind, all the things that flow through her songs are filtered through her calm, gentle, peaceful voice and vision.” 
(Rhythms Magazine) [About ‘Bird Be Brave’]

“With this release, Rumble continues to carve out her place as one of Australia’s most captivating emerging voices, known for her ability to capture vulnerability with effortless grace.” (AAA Backstage) [About ‘Better Half of Me’]

After the release of her second album ‘Hold Everything Lightly’, followed by a national tour last year, Australian indie-folk songstress Isabel Rumble returns with ‘Patience Peaceful Breathing Slow’, a delicate and meditative new single out Friday, April 10.

The new track arrives ahead of an extensive international run, with Isabel Rumble set to take her album on tour across the UKIreland and Europe following a series of Western Australian dates and festival appearances in April.

With this run of shows for her second album, it feels only fitting to share ‘Patience Peaceful Breathing Slow’, a song written and recorded during the same period, shaped by the uncertain space she found herself in as her debut album was released into the world in 2023.

“‘Patience Peaceful Breathing Slow’ was written as I began to make my peace with winter,” Rumble says, describing the uncertainty she experienced after releasing her debut album. But it was when she came across a story in Women Who Run With the Wolves about “sitting with an idea and gently rocking with it until clarity returns” that the meaning of that in-between period began to shift. She continues: 

“This song was my permission to tend to the parts of myself I’d neglected in the busyness of releasing my debut album. It feels appropriate to let this one into the world now at the completion of my second album.” 

As the title suggests, ‘Patience Peaceful Breathing Slow’ is poised, lulling and calm. Lush cello and bass open the track, intertwined with an ambient, slowly building piano line. The orchestral arrangement carries throughout, creating a soft, melancholic undercurrent to the dulcet folk sound that Isabel Rumble has become known for. Magical and mellifluous, her direct vocal delivery flows around the arrangement, further accentuated with mystical harmonies.   

The title is repeated many times as the chorus of the song, in a trance-like, meditative way. ‘Patience Peaceful Breathing Slow’ becomes a mantra for clarity, creating space for reflection.  

Patience Peaceful Breathing Slow’ is out Friday, April 10, and it is a reminder to breathe in, breathe out, and move with care. All international tour shows TBA.

Upcoming Shows

  • April 10 to 12 – Cresfest, VIC | Info & Tickets
  • ‘Hold Everything Lightly’ WA Tour – Tickets at isabelrumble.com
  • April 16 – Boo Park Sunset Sessions, Fremantle
  • April 17 to 19 – Fairbridge Folk Festival
  • April 19 – Old Church, Margaret River
  • April 23 – Albany Wesley Church, Albany
  • April 24 – Denmark Arts House, Denmark
  • April 25 – The Chapel, Witchcliffe
  • April 26 – Bridgetown Pottery