Born in the 90s, nourished by MTV's pop stars and to the omnipresence of super-glamorous female figures, Mey questions the role of appearance in women's lives with her first EP titled: "With the lights off".
On the edge between delicacy and aggressiveness, she feeds her pop of various influences: rock, folk and hip-hop are constantly rubbing shoulders, always with a rich and intense vocal performance.
Through the five tracks of the EP (co-produced by director Julien Portmann), Mey reveals to us the vulnerable "Get Out Of Yourself” (a progressive and ethereal ballad that is reminiscent of London Grammar) , to the violent “RESPECT" (a real war cry in which she sings "Cause I'm a woman and I stand up to you”). Always in contrasts, the aerial "Muse" takes us deep into the ego fantasies of the young woman, when "Spiky Love" explores dark impulses and self- destruction.
Behind her apparent sweetness, Mey shows her rage to be emancipated, considered and respected as a woman. "With the lights off", her first EP between daydreaming and anger, embarks upon a journey of rich musical introspection.

PRESS :

" Mey seems to have a lot up her sleeve for this EP, and if “Spiky Love” is any indication of what is to come, then we should all be on the edge of our seats in anticipation for the rest. »
— IMPERFECT FIFTH (US)

"These are songs that you listen to, and ponder upon, as they were never designed to move your feet. "
— BLUESBUNNY (UK)

"..Une interprétation vocale d'une grande qualité (...) La proposition musicale de Mey révèle une authenticité certaine."
_ MUSIC MAP (IT)

"Totalement méconnue au bataillon, Mey est pourtant bien partie pour faire parler d’elle »
_ LES OREILLES CURIEUSES (FR)