Jey

Singer described in the review as having 17 years of experience; trained with José Carreras and having sung as a soprano for Riccardo Muti; released the single "Morfeo" with a visual directed by Giovanni Bufalini.

The single "Morfeo" is presented as written in collaboration with sister Celeste; its visual was directed by Giovanni Bufalini and is described in the review as combining nostalgic cinema references (1930s–1950s) with psychedelic pop imagery.

The review covers Jey's single "Morfeo" and its visual directed by Giovanni Bufalini. The piece is presented as an intimate song written with sister Celeste and described as a blend of nostalgic cinema references and psychedelic pop. The reviewer notes Jey's 17 years of singing and classical work with José Carreras and Riccardo Muti.

For:Listeners who enjoy intimate singer-songwriter work with cinematic visuals and classical vocal training influences.