Isabella D'Angelo is a Belgian-American composer with Italian and Caribean roots. Her multicultural background has inspired her diverse musical style, which blends orchestral, electronic, songwriting, and world-music elements.

 

She began studying classical violin and composing from a young age. Isabella majored in film scoring at Berklee College of Music and studied violin with Beth Cohen, an expert in various folk music traditions from around the world.

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Isabella was part of the Berklee Contemporary Symphony Orchestra performing the Lord of the Rings score at Boston Symphony Hall. She also performed at the International Folk Festival with the Berklee Greek ensemble and vocalist Erini Tornesaki at the Berklee Performance Center. As part of an advanced elective, she scored Yaëlle Amar’s master’s thesis short film, Life on a Tropical Island.​

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​Isabella graduated summa cum laude from Berklee College of Music in 2019 and went on to intern at Sparks & Shadows in Los Angeles.

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In 2018, she created Catholic Kids Media, a YouTube channel with over 55k subscribers that aims to provide teachers and parents with engaging resources to teach the faith. She also works with the Roman Catholic Diocese of Bridgeport on the Start with Sunday initiative.

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In 2025, she scored Yaëlle Amar’s latest short film project, Le Bras, which premiered at KinoPop in Paris.

 

​Isabella is in the process of publishing her first book, a Christian children's picture book, illustrated by Nabila Amanda called Life is for Living! Life is for Loving!​

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Artists who have worked with Isabella trust her to realize their vision and enjoy her highly collaborative working style.

 

In the future, she hopes to continue to grow as a Catholic, a musician, and a composer, spreading beauty in the world.