REVIEW & INTERVIEW: ISLA CROLL “LEFT IN THE BACKGROUND”
Life took a sudden turn when the 15 years old Isla Croll took part in "The Voice Kids UK" and reached the semi-finals with her jazz rendition of "Summertime" in 2020. Initially, she was going to study law, but this event brought her closer to the music path where she belongs. Since then, Isla Croll has been focusing on songwriting and music collaborations.
Croll's debut single "All About You" has recently received the Voice FM Award. As young as she is, the artist has already won the heart of many in the music industry. Absorbing influences from music legends like Ella Fitzgerald, Etta James, and Nina Simone, Isla Croll's voice is known for its maturity, sophistication, and soulfulness in the perfect blend of jazz R&B, and pop. Her "Left in the Background" performance is impeccable, with a jazz improvisation passage being the highlight.
A God-given instrument would still be shallow without a soul to give its meaning. Isla Croll's songwriting goes beyond her gift of singing. The young artist's heart goes to the people and the world. Inspired by Croll's observation of those around her, "Left in the Background" is dedicated to those who feel less included in social settings. In a personal, intimate setting, Isla Croll initiates a conversation about acceptance and acknowledgment.
"Regardless of where you come from in the world, human needs are the same, and everyone deserves to be treated equally. Celebrate the different things that make you, You," said Isla Croll commented on uniqueness and identity.
The artist continues to carry out the core idea of humanitarianism and equality through her songwriting and projects. "My goal is to have as many people love and connect with my music and with each other as possible," she said.
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