Isac Elliot

Born Isac Elliot Lundén, this Finnish pop singer and songwriter grew up as the son of Fredi Lundén from Capital Beat. He performed on stage and screen from childhood onward, taking parts in professional musical theater productions and singing with Helsinki’s Cantores Minores boys’ choir. His composition “Pop Goes My Heart” accompanied the closing credits of the 2012 film Ella and Friends (Ella ja Kaverit). At twelve he issued his first album, 2013’s Wake Up World, on Sony, after which the single “No Way Home” reached number one in Finland and the Top 15 in Norway.

The next year his second album, Follow Me, entered the Top Ten in both countries, while his 2015 duet with Tyga, “Lipstick,” climbed into the Finnish Top 20. In May 2016 Elliot performed the single “What About Me” on NBC’s Today in the United States, and that summer his EP A Little More reached Finland’s Top 20. Weeks later Tungevaag’s “Beast,” which featured Elliot and Raaban, appeared on charts in Finland, Norway, and Sweden. In 2017 the then-sixteen-year-old issued the single “AYO.”