Isaac Wriston has been playing bass for top producers and artists around the world since 2009. He has worked with renowned organizations such as American Idol, Warner-Discovery, and The Olympics, as well as talented artists and producers like Cardiak, Dylan Graham, Micah Wilshire, H.E.R., Jazmine Sullivan, Muni Long, and Jimmie Allen.

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Isaac's parents were both involved in live and studio performances from musical families with a background in southern gospel. Growing up, Isaac learned about music as if it were the family business, with most family gatherings spent discussing music-related topics. He had the opportunity to watch his mother perform and lead a full band through a song they were hearing for the first time. With the help of local session musicians, Isaac learned how to respect compositions and treat every performance as "live to tape".

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After receiving a full tuition scholarship from Alderson-Broaddus University and the University of Memphis to perform in ensembles, Isaac traveled to Nashville to rehearse and perform. He began playing bass for ex-American Idol contestant Jimmie Allen. He later toured with other artists like Jana Kramer, Chase Bryant, and Cassio Monroe as both their bassist and music director. 

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Isaac's ability to find and hire a full band with a horn section, program backing tracks, and even create t-shirt designs and websites helped him secure a marketing position with defunct Warner indie label, HitShop Records. While there, he collaborated with the label's roster in content creation, album pre and post-production, routing, and merchandising.

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Today, Isaac is a 2-time Grammy winner and a Grammy-nominated songwriter, with credits achieving over 1 billion streams. He is the go-to for producers like Cardiak, Dylan Graham, UglyFace, MegaRan, and independent production teams responsible for the music on Netflix, Warner-Discovery, NBC Universal, and The Olympics.