By Ibrahim Sorious
Young American singer Isabelle Dubroy has released her highly anticipated song on YouTube. ‘Better Now’, a sensational track released on Spotify in July this, is now on replay on YouTube after it first premieres on the platform this Saturday, 4th September 2025.
Her amazing YouTube fans can now streamed the song on the link below:
Better Now is being hailed as a sensational track poised for global success, with audiences in Africa, Europe and the Caribbean already embracing it. Fans can also stream the song on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/track/6CI1tTFKqe1CpNbNg3Qfvk?si=UNehzb1jQRecoi3iTIJL9g&pi=pwMmuErzR7W35&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A6Vq0oL2nXTKkW6jYbQfMaQ
Dubroy, who discovered her love for singing, dancing, and modeling at a young age of 6, has a growing music catalogue that includes tracks like No Princess, Mula, Angel, and now Better Now.
Fans are encouraged to subscribe to her YouTube channel to catch the premiere and explore her talents: https://share.google/Q60Ya88tW0Zcvt6Xn
On her official website, https://www.isabellesheart.com, Dubroy shares her passion for creativity and her broader ambitions:
“I’m Isabelle Alyssa Dubroy, a 19-year-old from Greenville, North Carolina. Creativity and passion drive me I adore singing, dancing, and playing instruments like the drums, guitar, and piano. Acting, modeling, and dancing also light up my world. Beyond the arts, swimming and gymnastics have been constants since I was little, and I still cherish them today. My heart is committed to supporting disadvantaged children and their families. My dream is to become a Pediatrician, aiming to better the lives of kids globally.”
Her social media handles for fans to follow include:
TikTok; https://www.tiktok.com/@isabelledubroy?_t=ZP-909DzXa8pB9&_r=1
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/isabelledubroy?igsh=Yno1dzhyangxdGht
Dubroy’s new release is expected to further establish her as a rising star in the music industry and inspire young audiences worldwide.
Isabelle Dubroy (Belle) is a French-Canadian (Caucasian dad), and her mom, Lima, is from Trinidad, also of African descent. She’s a blend of African American, European and Caribbean, which makes her a global reach.
