Isabella Summers

English songwriter, keyboardist, and producer Isabella Summers is a critically lauded performer best known as a founding member of Florence + the Machine. Summers was integral to forming the group's sound and contributed to all of their first three U.K. chart-topping albums, including 2009's Lungs, 2011's Grammy-nominated Ceremonials, and 2015's How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful. Along with collaborating on projects with Beyoncé, Katharine McPhee, and Rita Ora, among others, Summers has also garnered acclaim for her soundtrack work, earning an Emmy nomination for the 2020 Hulu drama Little Fires Everywhere, along with scoring the 2021 Rose Byrne-starring Apple TV+ series Physical and the 2024 horror-comedy Lisa Frankenstein.