Isaac Delusion

Formed in Paris in 2012 around singer Loïc Fleury, Isaac Delusion develops an electronic pop sound with dream-pop and synth-pop contours, sung in English and characterized by light melodies, supple rhythms and airy arrangements. The group emerged in the early 2010s on the French indie scene and released its debut album Isaac Delusion in 2014, which established their identity between indie pop, psychedelic touches and understated electronic production. Isaac Delusion continued this trajectory with Rust & Gold in 2017 and Uplifters in 2019, refining a brighter songwriting approach still centered on Loïc Fleury’s singular voice. Active on pop stages and at festivals in France and abroad, Isaac Delusion evolves its collective format over time while maintaining a coherent aesthetic of hushed tracks, flowing choruses and a constant dialogue between synthetic textures and pop songwriting.