This is the 1st of 7 song from my forthcoming record! The album is a narrative, and every song is like another episode 📺 twists and turns coming at you!

Artwork by Isaac Enen

Oh My God

Milk Eggs & Gin

In Your Car

Danger, Danger!

Isaac Enen is a songwriter and recording artist raised across Illinois, currently based out of Savannah, GA. His focus is lyrical and melodic, and--with the sense of a Folk and Rock background expended--his interests have recently turned to Pop and the Experimental (fun stuff). His songs most often take on narratives with dual-meanings, suspending the listener within a moment in time with the option of colliding thoughts to be unwrapped. He likes to write about anything on which he is (presently) fixated, and has a developing aversion to taking one's self too seriously (symptoms much still linger). He is a part of the Three Virgins Collective, and has plans for music-releases that extend into 2022.

Isaac spends a lot of time planning. Absent-mindedness feels to him like operating from Another Place, and he always has to come back to do the physical work. It results in a lot of rewriting and re-recording. He believes in changing his mind, even if he has to continually remind himself. Starting over occurs often. He's been writing songs for as far back as he can remember - even as a child, writing lyrics and melodies over the pre-recorded songs found on plastic piano keyboards. After exhausting himself on folk songs around age 21, he eventually turned to rock and roll to try to have more fun, and that taught him that he really just wants to make pop songs - but that he'd have to figure out how to do a good job. Since 2015, he has been working a debut record that has undergone at least one entire transformation, and most of the 7 songs have changed in style and composition at least twice. With production (finally!) coming to a close, the album, "I'm Sorry if You Hear This," is an indulgent and deliberate attempt to get Rock and Roll (and a lot of other things) out of his system; a conceptual narrative that, at first, comes off as a love record; and then a heartbreak record; and then a record about just feeling stupid and then getting the heck over it and trying to be smarter, you know? There will be many different styles and musical adventures in Isaac's future, but within all of it will be a continuing exploration of Another Place, as he tries to figure out where that place actually is and why it keeps spewing out such cool and absurd and hilarious and frightening things. 
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