Rising Orlando R+B singer Isaiah Falls releases incredible new album and you can hear him rock it at the Beacham

With his stars lining up fast, Orlando R&B artist Isaiah Falls is crystallizing into a new pop icon with breathless velocity. His big breakout only happened last year when 2024’s Drugs N’ Lullabies landed on lots of high-profile tastemaker lists and has since garnered tens of millions of plays.

On the heat of that fire, Falls is now unveiling his new release on a rare groundswell of hype and ambition. Pushed by a hometown show this weekend at The Beacham that’s part of a national headlining tour with a European leg to follow this fall, his latest work — LVRS Paradise (Side A) — is the biggest Orlando release in a long time.

LVRS Paradise isn’t just Isaiah Falls’ proper full-length debut, it’s a major campaign that’s being rolled out as a sweeping double album. Although only the first half is currently out with the second half expected to follow shortly, Side A is already Falls’ latest and greatest statement. If Drugs N’ Lullabies was the big bang, then LVRS Paradise could well be the grand, sprawling universe that follows.

Side A is already an evolution for Falls. It’s a deeper sound that burnishes his varied hip-hop, Latin and Caribbean influences into a more distilled and synthesized R&B vision. If you thought his work was sexy before like millions of other people did, then lie back, baby.

These new tracks are a suite of creamy, dreamy vibes whose sole raison d’être is to seduce and spellbind. The music is minimal yet plush, allowing Falls’ sensual voice to own the spotlight like a 21st century Quiet Storm.

From the songwriting to the singing to the sound, Falls’ aesthetic is more honed and locked-in here. With Side A as an auspicious harbinger that’s equal parts feeling and swagger, LVRS Paradise is well on its way to being an opus that cements him as a young contender on the R&B vanguard.

But even though all the moves Falls is making right now signal prime-time aspirations, he continues to preach the native gospel with place-stamped song titles like “A Florida Luv Story,” a regional touch he’s been doing since his last collection. It’s lyrical and musical vernacular like this that makes LVRS Paradise (Side A) a work with eyes on the big time but a heart that’s still proudly local.

The album now streams everywhere and features on TLU’s Spotify playlist, and Isaiah Falls will rock it for the hometown crowd this weekend.

6 p.m. Saturday, July 19, The Beacham, $27.50-$78.

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This article appears in Jul 16-22, 2025.