Isabel Pless Captures Life’s Chaos With "Workhorse"
- Charles Luberisse
- Feb 21
- 1 min read
Written By: Big C
The little things feel bigger when you put them in a song—suddenly, they matter. Nashville-based singer-songwriter Isabel Pless makes the mundane feel massive with her debut album Workhorse, out today. Across ten tracks, Pless blends mellow folk with electrifying pop, tackling themes of self-worth, heartbreak, and uncertainty with humor and poetic vulnerability. Closing the album on an unsettling yet powerful note, the title track leaves listeners pondering the weight of complacency with the haunting line:
I'm worried this is the best version of me.
Pless shares:
This is the debut album I’ve been dreaming about since I started writing songs in middle school. Creating these songs helped me make sense of my life, and now I hope they do the same for others.
Produced and co-written by Ariza, Workhorse thrives on its versatility. Each track unveils a new layer of raw introspection, from the self-reflective opener Isabel, a candid plea for self-acceptance, to The Bite, a spellbinding clash of anger and anxiety. Blonde erupts into a headbanging, electric-guitar-fueled anthem, proving Pless can deliver both stripped-down sincerity and explosive energy. Pless also shares the official video for I Joined A Cult, a quirky, darkly humorous take on toxic relationships and blind devotion. Watch the official video below and immerse yourself in Isabel Pless’ uniquely heartfelt storytelling stream "Workhorse" now. Follow Isabel Pless on Instagram, YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music, TikTok.
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