Amalia Gre'

Amalia Grè, born Amalia Grezio in Miggiano on June 16, 1964, is an Italian singer-songwriter, designer, sculptor, and digital artist. She graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Perugia and later studied acting in New York at the Black Nexxus school. Her musical career took off in 2001 when she reached the final of the Musicultura festival with her song "Io cammino di notte da sola." She gained national popularity after being featured on Radio Deejay B-Side, leading to her debut album "Amalia Grè" in 2004, which maintained a jazz genre. Amalia Grè continued to release music, including "Per te" in 2006 and "Minuta vs Amalia Grè" in 2008, collaborating with the electronic music collective Minuta. Her work also extends beyond music, as she has participated in art exhibitions like "In My Secret Place."

Some of her notable tracks include "Estate" and "Io cammino di notte da sola." Amalia Grè's versatility as an artist is evident in her diverse creative pursuits, from music to visual arts. Her international performances have taken her to places like Tokyo, showcasing her talent on a global stage. Despite her diverse creative endeavors, Amalia Grè remains rooted in her jazz influences, which are a hallmark of her musical style.