Renforshort Biography: Age, Net Worth, Height, Career, Music, Parents, Siblings

Lauren Isenberg, known professionally as Renforshort, is a Canadian singer-songwriter celebrated for her introspective alt-pop tracks that blend raw emotion with grunge-infused melodies.

Emerging from Toronto’s music scene, she debuted independently in 2019 with singles like “Waves” and “Mind Games”, quickly gaining traction through viral streams and a deal with Geffen Records.

Her sound, often described as “tastefully weird,” draws from influences like Nirvana, Amy Winehouse, and Bob Dylan, capturing themes of anxiety, young love, and self-discovery that resonate deeply with Gen Z audiences, leading to over 200 million global streams and collaborations with artists such as Travis Barker and Mike Shinoda.

Profile

• Full Name: Lauren Isenberg
• Stage Name: Renforshort
• Born: 7 May, 2002
• Age: 23 years old
• Birthplace: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
• Nationality: Canadian
• Occupation: Singer, Songwriter
• Height: Unknown
• Parents: Mr. Isenberg and Mrs. Isenberg
• Siblings: 3
• Spouse: None
• Children: None
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $1 million

Early Life and Education

Lauren Isenberg was born on May 7, 2002, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, to Mr. Isenberg and Mrs. Isenberg.

She grew up with three brothers in a musical household that exposed her to artists like Billy Joel, The Velvet Underground, and Nirvana.

As a child, she won a Chinese language competition by performing the folk song “Mo Li Hua”, sparking her early interest in performance.

She took piano and singing lessons from a young age and began writing songs at 13, but formal education details remain private, with her focus shifting to music during high school through open mic nights and online covers.

Her ethnicity is Caucasian, and her religious beliefs are not publicly known.

Career

Lauren Isenberg began her career at 13 by writing her first song, “Hopeless Town”, and posting covers on YouTube and SoundCloud, including Labrinth’s “Jealous”.

At 14, an open mic night solidified her passion, leading to collaborations with producer Jeff Hazin in 2016.

She debuted independently as Ren in 2019 with “Waves”, which caught Geffen Records’ attention for its atmospheric vibe, followed by the viral “Mind Games”, amassing over 8 million streams and earning her a label deal.

Renforshort’s breakthrough came with her 2020 debut EP, Teenage Angst, featuring “I Drive Me Mad”, inspired by her anxiety struggles, and “IDC”, blending electro-pop with rock elements.

The EP faced promotion challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but tracks like “fuck, i luv my friends” exceeded 11 million streams.

In 2021, she released Off Saint Dominique EP, praised by NME for its emotional depth, with singles “wannabe” and “fall apart” featuring glaive, surpassing 15 million Spotify streams by early 2022.

Collaborations with Mike Shinoda on a remix and Yungblud tours boosted her profile.

Renforshort’s influence grows through her 2022 debut album, dear amelia, featuring Travis Barker on “we’ll make this ok” and Jake Bugg on “let you down”, exploring mental health and relationships with over 200 million streams.

Her 2024 EP, clean hands dirty water, and singles like “on my way!” and “pretend to like me” showcase evolving alt-pop, with tours across North America and Europe, including sold-out UK shows, solidifying her as a voice for vulnerability in modern music.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @renforshort
• Facebook Handle: renforshort
• Twitter Handle: @renforshort

Personal Life

Lauren Isenberg remains single, with no publicly known spouse or romantic partners.

She has no children and cherishes her close family ties, often crediting her parents’ musical influence and her three brothers—who are also musicians—for shaping her creativity.

Discography

• Teenage Angst EP (2020)
• Off Saint Dominique EP (2021)
• Dear Amelia (2022)
• Clean Hands Dirty Water EP (2024)

Net Worth

Lauren Isenberg has an estimated net worth of $1 million.

Her wealth stems mainly from streaming royalties exceeding 200 million plays on platforms like Spotify, album sales through Interscope and Nettwerk Records,and earnings from tours with artists like Yungblud and Lauv, alongside merchandise and soundtrack contributions such as “AfterThoughts” for Disney’s Clouds.