Quotes

"…one of the most complete and talented singers of the Miami Music Business."
-Miami Herald

"…fresh and distinctive…childlike yet assertive voice… Alih Jey sounds like Tori Amos in "Borrarte"… and entirely like herself in "Te Lo Debo a Ti," one of the best female pop tracks in recent memory."
-Billboard Magazine

“…some of the most buoyant melodies since The Bangles. Jey’s voice is sweet and strong, and she has great skill in writing and performing harmony parts.”
-Bill’s Music Forum

"…an impeccable voice and perfect stage presence."
-Nativo Rock

"…lively…upbeat…a bilingual firecracker of a girl."
-Miami New Times




Highlights


• Previous Album "Necia" nominated for a Latin GRAMMY (Best Rock Solo Album)

• Placed song with top-selling Universal Recording Artist Dulce Maria (RBD)

• Placed songs with indie artists such as GRAMMY nominated Alejandra Alberti and Holland-based band Felipe

• Performed at Grammy Museum Inauguration Series

• Placed songs with Universal Recording Artist Janina, including her top 10 hit “Ya No Mas”

• Featured performer for BMI Showcase at S.O.Bs at the LAMC

• Featured Performer at the Casandra Awards in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

• Clear Channel's “NEW” Hispanic Artist of the Month

• Included in Batanga/iTunes sampler featuring the track “Soledad Esclava”

• Single “Ingrata” reached #2 on Dominican Republic Radio

• Performed in SXSW Music Festival

• Collaborated on the GRAMMY-nominated album "A Mi Manera" by Ines Gaviria

• Co-wrote Bletzung's first single "Only End up Lonely" winner of the iTunes Jukebox Jury, SXSW Music Conference

-Opening act for international pop star Paulina Rubio's Pau-Latina Tour

• Boom Magazine names “Gotas de Piel” Best Album by a Singer/Songwriter

• Wrote the adaptation of Robbie William's song "Angels" for the opening of the
Latin GRAMMY Awards - 2004

• Placed songs on Ednita Nazario's Grammy-nominated “Real” and Rogelio Martinez's “Dos en Uno” whose cover of “It's OK” reached #16 on the Billboard charts

• Alih Jey's single “It's OK” reached the top forty on the Billboard charts - 2001