Gÿe is more than an artist. They are a unique, living and breathing sound experience. Defining themself as a sound being, Gÿe’s roots grow from avant-garde experimental music that melt contemporary, electronica and progressive pop with a global approach. Balearic artist, improviser, DJ, producer, singer/percussionist and pedagogue delivers the power of their voice resonating in free-form soundscapes. Deeply influenced by sound-design, minimalism and sonic symbolism, Gÿe is able to create their own universe by interacting with nature, technology and research. Emotion release and conceptual mysticism are at the core of Gÿe’s work, driving bold experimentation towards a new sonic era. Emergent artist is currently working on their debut album, a groundbreaking sound story that will hopefully attract to the most adventurous audiences. With a bold debut album on the horizon and a growing reputation for breaking boundaries, Gÿe is poised to mark the next wave of sonic innovation, inviting listeners to explore new dimensions of sound.

Berklee College of Music Graduate, Gÿe obtained Summa Cum Laude and the Outstanding Scholar Award in their master's in Contemporary Performance (Production Concentration) at the Valencia Campus. Achieving two bachelor's degrees in percussion performance and music pedagogy at Mallorca Conservatory with honors, their profile is multifaceted and versatile, learning from experts such as Victor Mendoza, Walter Thomson, Victor Wooten, Patrice Rushen and Nacho Marco. Gÿe’s solo career started back in 2018 as a freelance percussionist in renowned orchestras around Spain and as an avant-garde performer at the groundbreaking ensemble Neopercusión. Meanwhile, they emerged as a prominent voice in Madrid’s jazz and R&B scene, as well as an experimental and progressive house DJ at many important venues around the city. Their work took them to giving workshops and concerts around the country, at festivals such as Imperdible, Vihsibles, Ensems, amongst others, and becoming a reference emergent artist in the Mallorca music scene. From the big orchestra auditoriums to small galleries, and most respected clubs to the latest kiki ball at the tiniest bar, Gÿe always shows enthusiasm about any artform that involves music, movement, community and free expression.

In December 2021, Gÿe released their debut single ‘4AM’ under Nacho Marco’s Loudeast Records, reaching the Top 10 of Jimpster’s favorite tracks on Traxsource. Going wild and passionate about ballroom sound, Gÿe independently released the most successful track so far, a tribute to Leiomy Maldonado called ‘Personalidad, Control’ producing it out of some words the voguer had at one of the first important balls held in Spain, and hitting now more that 15k streams. After that, Gÿe brought ballroom sound into their own sonic universe to portray their personal experience with voguing and house dancing. They released independently ‘MUV’, an experimental jersey club pearl with some Janet influences, jazz and heterogenous sound atmospheres. This third release is the result of a collaboration with engineer and producer Liz Teutsch and Ableton on an educational Project for Loop Festival. Right after, Gÿe collaborated with artist Raisha Cosima on another last ballroom track, ‘Veneno Pa Tu Piel’. Gÿe produced a remix of this legendary song in Spain, by the iconic 90s trans figure, La Veneno, released again independently. Their last collaboration has brought Gÿe to a totally different genre, but maintaining their unique sound signature. ‘Nanadi’ is the collaboration with the great Kiko Navarro under his label Afroterraneo. Kiko and them first met in the autum of 2023, when Gÿe grabbed the mic and began improvising groundbreaking vocals over ancestral Navarro’s DJ set. Kiko was so struck by some of the melodies that he recorded them on his phone right there and quickly invited Gÿe to his mallorcan studio the following days. Now ‘Nanadi’ is one of the most liked songs in Gÿe’s performances, and settled down a life-long collaboration with Afroterraneo’s project.

Parallelly to their music career, Gÿe has made significant contributions to music education, curation and production. They have been co-producer, art director, and co-curator at different Berklee Valencia Events. In their Master Thesis Research, Gÿe created the Organic Free Form, an original creative methodology applied to their very first unreleased music that is currently developing as their debut album, and also a series of workshops that tour diverse educational institutions. Theyhosted a radio show at Radio Relativa, one of the biggest independent radios in the country that has achieved international recognition. Gÿe joined We Are Equals Academy, a British Council’s LGTBQ+ initiative, where they could connect with industry professionals such as Jayne Stynes, Steffi Allat, Carly Wilford, Debonair, and many more. They were cultural director at Kubbo Company, managing urban culture educational programs for youngsters in disadvantaged communities in Madrid.