Isolee

Isolée is the project of German producer Rajko Müller from Frankfurt am Main. Müller lived in Algeria from age 7 to 12 and attended French primary school before returning to Germany. He began releasing music in 2000 and is credited with creating the first microhouse record to reach club charts, with his album "Rest" recognized as arguably the first full-length microhouse album.

Isolée produces minimalist house music that draws from indie electronic pop of the early eighties and ambient techno. His sound spans deep house, minimal deep tech, and melodic house and techno, with releases appearing on labels including Pampa Records, Classic Music Company, Mule Musiq, Maeve, and 4 To The Floor Records. The music combines microhouse's stripped-down aesthetics with melodic sensibilities, creating tracks that work both in intimate club settings and for home listening.