Amalia Grè

The Profile

Italian singer‑songwriter with jazz leanings. Debuted on EMI with the self‑titled Amalia Grè (2004), followed by Per te (2007). Reviews highlight bossa nova touches, a distinctive timbre, and personal covers, with mentions of performances at New York’s Blue Note.

EMI-released debut (2004); follow-up Per te (2007); Italian (Puglia referenced in reviews); jazz/bossa nova inflections; noted for covers including Estate and We Have All The Time In The World; reviews reference Blue Note New York and affinities with Betty Carter and Bobby McFerrin.

Two DeBaser reviews cover Amalia Grè’s self‑titled 2004 EMI debut and 2007’s Per te. Critics note jazz inflections, bossa nova touches, and a distinctive voice some find polarizing. Highlights include Sogno, ForteRespiro, Peonia, and personal covers like Estate and We Have All The Time In The World. One review cites performances at New York’s Blue Note and affinities with Betty Carter and Bobby McFerrin.