[3] She comes from a family of artists; beside her father and mother, her two half brothers are Arthur H and Kên Higelin.

A year later she met Caravan Palace bassist Antoine Toustou through her parents and the pair played their first live show in 2004.

[4] Six months later, her backing group was expanded to three people when Izïa and Toustou were joined by Sébastien Hoog and Vincent Polycarpe.

[4] In 2006, Izïa released her first extended play and the following year she opened for Iggy & the Stooges at the Printemps de Bourges music festival.

[8] Izïa has since released three more albums that reached the charts in France: So Much Trouble (2011), La Vague (2015), and Citadelle (2019).