Synth-pop singer Isaac Dunbar began writing music at age nine, using online tutorials to teach himself how to play keys and guitar as well as how to use production software. ∙ Apple Music radio host Zane Lowe premiered his breakout track, “Pharmacy,” after the romantic trap-pop song created buzz among bloggers when Dunbar posted it online at age 14. ∙ On the heels of his 2020 major label debut, isaac’s insects, E! Online named him one of 15 Future Pop Stars You Need to Know Now. ∙ He collaborated with award-winning pop producer Leland on the track “God, This Feels Good” for the teen dramedy Love, Victor.