Isabella Gueck
About Isabella
Isabella Gueck is an artist and songwriter who finds strength in vulnerability. Inspired by artists like Lizzy McAlpine, Leith Ross, and Olivia Barton, her songwriting fosters empathy in her listeners. As she navigates her early twenties, Isabella’s music explores themes of identity, love, and the messy transition from girlhood to adulthood. Through the vulnerability of her music, Isabella aims to illuminate the shared human experience, encouraging self-compassion and reminding listeners they’re not alone.
While many of her songs are rooted in personal experience, others lean into fiction, showcasing her versatility as a storyteller and her love of character-driven writing. Isabella also loves exploring storytelling by writing for other artists. A dynamic collaborator, she writes across genres, bringing clever lyricism to every project.
Listen
Weeping Willow
"I'll never cry over you again, but my willow weeps to water the garden."
Let Me Go
"I can't fan these flames for the both of us, so let me in or let me go."
Beautiful Boy
"I want your ribs, I wanna reach inside and tear them down. I want your heart, I wanna love you from the inside out".
Writing For Artists
Live
10/3 - Cambridge, MA - The Boston Queer Club - Tickets
11/21 - Boston, MA - The Loft - Free Event
12/5 - Boston, MA - Cozy Concerts - Tickets
Achievements
Collaborated with Matt Rollings who recorded and produced Isabella's original song "I Wanna Believe" (2025)
Finalist of Berklee’s Songs For Social Change competition, bringing awareness to domestic abuse through Isabella's original song “Weeping Willow” (2025)
Winner of New Moon Songwriting Challenge, receiving a prize package including studio time at Electric Moon Studios (2024)
Composer for the Musical Theatre Writer’s Festival, performing an original musical theatre composition, “Fall for You Again” and receiving recognition from composers Sam Carner and Drew Gasparini (2022)
Named U.S Presidential Scholar in The Arts, being recognized for artistic and academic excellence (2022)
Named Young Arts Finalist in Songwriting, participating in “Young Arts Week” and receiving mentorship from industry professionals such as Dan Wilson, Marlon Saunders, and Chris Sampson (2022)
