Step into the studio with Ebony Anne Isaac and you’ll feel it right away—the charge in the air when she and her producer, Lord Toph, begin to work. She adores him, not only as a mentor, but as a disciplined, visionary artist whose standards match her own. Together, they are kinetic—almost hauntingly in sync—finishing each other’s musical thoughts, pushing one another towards bolder choices, and shaping songs that feel both intimate and cinematic.

Within the Monté CrisToph realm, Ebony has become affectionately known as the “MC Princess.” The name fits. She carries herself with a quiet, playful confidence, deeply loyal to the creative world she has helped build here. She holds Monté CrisToph—and the history she’s written within it—in very high regard, seeing it as a living, evolving universe of stories, sounds and characters that she is honored to help bring to life.

As an Aries—body, mind & spirit, Ebony is fiery, curious, and full of imagination. She grew up loving anime and old cartoons, drawn to the way music and animation could merge to tell stories that lingered long after the screen went dark. The Golden Era of Disney music left a lasting imprint on her—The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, Beauty & the Beast and more. Those sweeping melodies, lush harmonies and emotional ballads, helped shape her own sense of drama and musical storytelling.

Before stepping fully into the Monté CrisToph universe, Ebony trained in theater and appeared in several stage productions, most notably, Little Shop of Horrors. That theatrical background still lives in her performances. You can hear it in the way she leans into a lyric, the way she colors a phrase, and the way she treats each song like a scene—complete with mood, movement and emotional arc.
Her personal pantheon of musical heroes is as rich and soulful as her own voice: Stevie Wonder, Anita Baker, and of course, Michael Jackson. From Stevie, she draws a love of intricate harmony and musical curiosity. From Anita, she borrows warmth, elegance and emotional depth. From Michael, she channels precision, showmanship, and a fearless approach to blending genres. All of these influences filter through her, but never overshadow her own distinct tone and presence.

Within Monté CrisToph Music, Ebony’s work spans a wide range of genres—R&B, Pop, Soul, Adult Contemporary, and Children’s music. She moves between them with ease, guided by instinct rather than category. One of her quiet superpowers is melody: she creates hooks and vocal lines almost effortlessly, often finding the heart of a song in a single, memorable phrase that lingers long after the track ends.
Her voice is also a defining presence in StarField Stories, where she serves as the lead female narrator. In that role, she doesn’t just read—she inhabits the worlds, giving each character and scene a sense of warmth, wonder, and emotional clarity. Beyond narration, she lends her voice to several StarField Stories theme songs, helping to weave a musical thread through the books and characters that children and adults alike can return to again and again.