Isabel Rumble

After the release of her 2nd album, "Hold Everything Lightly", followed by an Australian tour last year, indie folk songstress Isabel Rumble returns with "Patience Peaceful Breathing Slow", a delicate and meditative new single. The new track arrives ahead of an extensive international run, with Isabel Rumble currently on tour in Europe and an England and Ireland tour happening in September.

"Patience Peaceful Breathing Slow" is a song shaped by the uncertain space she found herself in as her debut album was released into the world in 2023.

“‘Patience Peaceful Breathing Slow’ was written as I began to make my peace with the season of winter, both internal and external”, Rumble says, describing the uncertainty she experienced after releasing her debut album. It was when she came across a story in a book that has influenced her songwriting, "Women Who Run With The Wolves", about “sitting with an idea and gently rocking with it until clarity returns” that the meaning of that in between period began to shift.

She continues, "This song was my permission to tend to the parts of myself I’d neglected in the busyness of releasing my debut album. It feels appropriate to let this one into the world now at the completion of my second album".

As the title suggests, "Patience Peaceful Breathing Slow" is poised, lulling and calm. Lush cello and bass open the track, intertwined with an ambient, slowly building piano line. The orchestral arrangement carries throughout, creating a soft, melancholic undercurrent to the dulcet folk sound that Isabel Rumble has become known for.

Magical and mellifluous, her direct vocal delivery flows around the arrangement, further accentuated with mystical harmonies. The title is repeated many times as the chorus of the song, in a trance like, meditative way. "Patience Peaceful Breathing Slow" becomes a mantra for clarity, creating space for reflection.

"Patience Peaceful Breathing Slow" is a reminder to breathe in, breathe out, and move with care.

International tour happens in England, Ireland and Wales in September 2026.