Joy Crookes

Joy Crookes is a British singer-songwriter known for her soulful voice and insightful lyrics. Born on October 9, 1998, in Lambeth, South London, she is of Irish and Bangladeshi descent, influences that are reflected in her music's rich multicultural tapestry. Joy discovered her passion for music at a young age and began writing songs during her early teens. Crookes first garnered attention with her 2019 single "Don't Let Me Down," which highlighted her distinct blend of soul, jazz, and R&B. Her work often addresses themes like identity, love, and social issues, drawing comparisons to iconic artists such as Amy Winehouse and Lauryn Hill. Joy's debut album, "Skin," released in 2021, further established her as a powerful voice in contemporary music, earning critical acclaim for its depth and authenticity. Joy Crookes' style is characterized by her storytelling ability, blending personal experiences with broader social commentary. Her charismatic stage presence and distinctive sound have helped her build a dedicated fan base, and she continues to be recognized as one of the most promising talents in the British music scene.