Izabela Trojanowska is a renowned Polish singer and actress, whose foray into the music industry began in the late 1970s. Born on April 22, 1955, in Koszalin, Poland, she gained prominence with the rock band Budka Suflera, with whom she recorded the hit song "Jest taki samotny dom". Her voice, characterized by its intense and deep timbre, quickly made her one of the leading female rock vocalists in Poland.

After her successful collaboration with Budka Suflera, Trojanowska embarked on a solo career that would cement her status as a music icon. Her breakout album, "Iza", was released in 1981 and included hits such as "Wszystko czego dziś chcę" and "Brylanty". Beyond music, Izabela has also had a significant career in theatre and cinema, adding a multifaceted dimension to her artistic portfolio. Despite taking breaks from the music scene, her return to the industry has always been met with enthusiasm by fans, demonstrated by the reception of singles like "Skos (Radio Edit)" and "Komu więcej, komu mniej (The Best)". Trojanowska has continued to influence the Polish music scene while adapting to contemporary sounds and maintaining her distinctive vocal prowess.