Eylsia's most recent "I Remember Rising" release is more than just a song. It's a statement, a big win, and a way to get back a voice that was almost lost. She wrote the music for her upcoming biography, which she hopes will be made into a movie. It tells the story of a life lived bravely, in public, and sometimes with pain, but always moving forward.
The track is an audio record of an intense journey. Eylsia had a life that was big enough to fill many lifetimes before she got into the music business. When she was ten, she played in her first international tournament. At the age of 14, she won the Irish Open. When she was 17, she couldn't play at Wimbledon because she was from Belfast and was considered a security risk. But after playing in the US Open the following year, she came back. These weren't just accomplishments, they were essential times that made her excited.
After sports, life was both exciting and challenging. She became famous and wealthy, and had many opportunities, thanks to her successful career in Hollywood. But everything fell apart when she went to rehab, where she started to get better. People knew her for being able to change who she was. She worked with one of the world's greatest inventors, became the youngest college president, and then started a brand called Nicolas of Palm Beach. After that, something unexpected happened. COVID-19 hurt her, lowering her lung capacity by 20% and damaging her vocal cords. But she got back up. She got her voice back and was able to express herself artistically again through her research company, WorldIPI.com, and about 15% AI-driven auditory technology.
Eylsia's "I Remember Rising" is more than just music. It is a comeback based on willpower, memories, and steady progress.