‘It’s OK To Let Some Things Go’: Isabella Manfredi Reflects On Debut Solo Album
To celebrate her newly released debut solo album ‘izzi’, Isabella Manfredi reflects on its creation and what she learnt during the process, both about herself and music.
Isabella Manfredi, Journalist
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