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Written and recorded in less than a day, Isabelle became Greg Johnson's biggest single to date, despite the fears of guitarist and label boss Trevor Reekie that a lack of drums limited its radio chances. The enigmatic lyrics — memory, cities under siege, a woman from Zagreb — are complimented by moody imagery of future Shortland Street actor Josephine Davison, and the band in obligatory sunglasses. Director James Holt now directs commercials around the globe.
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Robyn Gallagher | website
Posted at 03.22PM - 14.05.2012
The biggest unanswered question, if Isabelle comes from the city of Zagreb, why does she appear to live in an old shack in a rustic rural area?