Fahlkyn, born Isaiah Little, is more than a voice, he’s a story, a survivor, and a soul that sings from lived experience. Raised in South Jamaica, Queens NY, Isaiah is the third of eight children. Life came hard and early, from his parents’ divorce to navigating pain, bullying, and broken systems. But even in all of that, one thing remained steady: music.

Music wasn’t just a hobby, it was healing. For him and his brothers, it became an escape-goat, a world of sound where peace lived and possibilities opened up. Music let them create something no one could take away. They didn’t just sing, they survived. The Church gave them space to express it, but life gave it weight. And from a young age, Isaiah learned that melodies can carry what words sometimes can’t.

Over the years, Isaiah has carried that same truth with him, through joy, grief, questions, and faith. Whether it was walking through personal loss, navigating fatherhood, or wrestling with identity and purpose, he always returned to the well of music. This is how he makes sense of the world. It’s how he gives back. It’s how he lives.

As Fahlkyn, he writes and performs from a place of transparency and truth. Every lyric, every note is an invitation, not to perfection, but to presence. To show up, to feel deeply, and to know you’re not alone.

Because behind the songs is a man who’s still standing, still believing, still creating, and still letting the music speak when words fall short.