My first single 'Flavours' is an anti-racism anthem, a celebration of diversity. It was inspired by a personal experience, the Black Lives Matter protests of 2020 and the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. As most of my music, it is genderless.

Flavours - Single

Flavours

Jay Jovian - Flavours

'What do you know?' is a song about betrayal and it is based on a true story of two friends who grew up together. One day, one of them realizes that she's been betrayed by her friend. That leads to the realization that her friend has been using her, manipulating her and patronizing her, her whole life. Finding out the truth leads to an explosion of anger and resentment that is reflected in the lyrics with a sense of humor. Don't be fooled by the pronouns and the terms used in this song. As many of my songs, this one is also genderless.

What do you know? - Single

What do you know?

Jay Jovian - What Do You Know?

'Moonwatching' is a song about a personal transformation. The song explores the different stages of changing the way you live to finally become the person you want to be: from daydreaming to materialisation of the desired life and enjoying those moments when you get out of your comfort zone. It is about chasing your dreams by changing your mindset, facing your fears and fighting conformism. It tells the journey of someone who embraces their true self, their true identity. Because you can do more than watching the moon, wishing for things to change. You can watch the moon from a different perspective (another satellite) and end up walking on it.

Moonwatching - Single

Moonwatching

Jay Jovian - Moonwatching

'Stones in the wild' is a song about a broken relationship. There is nothing more painful than realizing that the person you love the most is hurting you by neglecting you and letting love die out. How can you hold onto the broken pieces of the life you built together when that person is shattering your heart and your soul? The song explores the different stages of letting go of someone you love and tells how lovers may, painfully, become strangers in the end.

Stones in the wild - Single

Stones in the wild

Jay Jovian - Stones In The Wild

‘Casket Heart’ is a song about my personal experience dealing with the end of a long-term relationship and my autism diagnosis simultaneously. It explores the different mourning phases of a traumatizing breakup while discovering my autistic traits. It goes from blaming my autism for the failure of my relationship to embracing my neurodivergent nature, getting rid of that guilt and realizing that people should love me for who I am. We, neurodivergent people, are special and wonderful beings and, even though we are more likely to be gaslighted and abused than neurotypicals, we must learn to protect ourselves because nobody has the right to make us feel unworthy of love.

Casket Heart

'Agueda' is a song I wrote to a dear friend who moved away. It is a bittersweet ode to my brilliant friend Àgueda. The song blends admiration with quiet sorrow, and tries to capture the beauty of farewell - a moment suspended between love, respect and the ache of someone unforgettable.

Agueda

I am an independent singer/songwriter. 

My music is genderless. I am not married with any particular genre or music style. 

My first single 'Flavours' is out now everywhere. The song is an anti-racism anthem, a celebration of diversity.

My second single, 'What do you know?' is a catchy upbeat song with some funky vibes about a betryaed friendship.

My third single, 'Moonwathing' is a song about a personal transformation, about changing your mindset to find your true self and make your dreams come true.

Jay Jovian

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