With the release of his latest single ‘Lipstick’American multi-hyphenated actor and entertainer Isaac Ryan Brown takes another confident step out of the shadow of his screen success and deeper into the spotlight as a recording artist. Known to many for his charisma and versatility in film and television, Brown is now steadily forging a parallel identity in music—one defined not by novelty, but by intent, polish, and a clear sense of artistic direction.
Co-written with Arno Spiers (Alesha Dixon), Chris Ballard (Christina Aguilera, Alicia Keys, Rihanna) and Wayne Hector (Damage, Westlife, One Direction), ‘Lipstick’ presented as a full-fledged declaration of intent. Leaning into a sleek, modern sound, Issac displays a growing mastery of his vocal style and a willingness to experiment with tone and narrative. There’s a maturity in both production and delivery that signals an artist no longer testing the waters, but actively forging his path in a teeming pop and R&B landscape.
Commenting on the retro pop-inspired track, Isaac says: “‘Lipstick’ is about asking your crush to put their stamp on you like a logo where everyone can see it.”
The singles accompanying the visual double down on Brown’s magnetic personality, distilling his appeal into something immediate and impossible to ignore. Built around a deceptively simple concept, the clip thrives on execution: clean, confident and driven entirely by presence. Set against the iconic stretch of Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, Brown transforms the everyday into a stage, commanding attention with girl-footed choreography and an ease that feels both natural and hard-earned.
There are no overcomplicated things here – just movement, rhythm and charisma working in sync. Brown glides through the arc with precision and exuberance, his performance anchored by an undeniable aura that carries every shot. It’s the kind of video that doesn’t need spectacle to resonate; instead, it leans on star power, making a compelling case that Issac Ryan Brown isn’t just performing for the camera—he owns it.
See the official visualization for ‘Lipstick’ below:
Issac Ryan Brown’s star quality comes from Detroit and has always felt innate. He first showed it when he was three years old, performing in church, and again a few years later when his rendition of The Jackson 5 “I want you back” won over a wider audience. Yet his path initially led elsewhere – to screens – where he rose to prominence Raven’s home and appeared in hits like Blackish and Family guy.
Issac Ryan Brown’s star quality comes from Detroit and has always felt innate. He first showed it at just three years old, performing in church, and again a few years later when his rendition of The Jackson 5 “I want you back” won over a wider audience. Yet his path initially led elsewhere – to screens – where he rose to prominence Raven’s home and appeared in hits like Blackish and Family guy.
But when Raven’s home wrapped up, Brown turned back to his first love: music. He soon caught the attention of Steven Machat – a veteran known for helping launch the careers of Bobby Brown, Baby face and LA Reid – who signed him to SSK Records.
What followed was a period of intense development: three years of honing his craft on the side Arno Spiers and Chris Ballardbefore heading to London to refine his sound with the legendary hitmaker Wayne Hector.
Along the way, Brown realized that his acting background wasn’t a detour—it was an asset, giving him the confidence and emotional range to fully express himself as a singer. Now, Issac takes his music to the world…
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