Rodriguez grew up in Tegucigalpa, Honduras before moving to Burke, Virginia at the age of thirteen. Her mother, Wendy Rivera, is an architect and designed the house in which Isabella grew up in Honduras. Her father, Hector Rodriguez, was a radio show host back in Honduras, exposing Isabella and her younger 
brother Andrés to different kinds of music ranging from glamorous to grunge. From a young age, Rodriguez was drawn to female pop icons and to the world of prestige these stars would embody. She participated in many talent shows in her youth. "When I was little, I wanted to be like Britney Spears. I was so obsessed." Growing up in Honduras, Rodriguez was also exposed to reggeaton, which remains one of the main influences in her work.
In 2010 Rodriguez and her family moved to Montreal, Canada, where she is still based today. Read more @Last FM.com (Click Here)
[From All Music.com-James Christopher Monger] Linchpins in the fertile gothic metal scene of the 1990s, Portugal's Moonspell became regional favorites with the releases of their first two albums. 
They took the European continent by storm in 1998 with their chart-topping third effort, Sin/Pecado. Employing a dark and doomy amalgam of steely guitar riffs, lush gothic textures, and harsh yet melodic hooks, the band have continued to find favor both at home and abroad with acclaimed outings like Darkness and Hope (2001), Alpha Noir (2012), and Hermitage (2021).
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with Miller – a Houston tradition!
[From Miller Outdoor Theatre.com] This unique 
group has dedicated itself to rescuing, preserving, and reinterpreting the sounds of the Mixtec people of Oaxaca with new arrangements of traditional works. They’ve spent years exploring the states of Guerrero, Puebla, Oaxaca and the transnational community to create the perfect sound.
[From All Music.com-Scott Yanow] Since making his leader debut with 1992's Trust, saxophonist and composer Boney James has consistently placed in the Top Three spots on the contemporary jazz charts, though his sound is grittier and more muscular than the genre usually typifies. After multiple Grammy 
nominations and gold-certified albums, James' meld of soul-jazz, R&B, funk, and pop, and a high-energy live show have come to define the sound of 21st century contemporary jazz. Albums such as 1999's Body Language, 2004's Pure, and 2015's Futuresoul have influenced an entire generation of artists. His success continued with 2017's chart-topping Honestly and 2020's Solid, which hit number ten on the pop charts. James delivered his 18th album, Detour, in 2022.