Jay Moussa-Mann is back with her newest release, Ghosts, a deeply personal track reflecting her challenging transition from homeschooling to boarding school at an early age. The emotional story lasts three minutes and dives into her feelings during this tough time. As the song develops, Jay discovers comfort in her pain, growing more confident as the instrumentation intensifies. “Ghosts” is a gleaming example of pop production, blending glittery synths with wistful piano arrangements and echoing percussion, creating suspense and tension.
Discussing the release, the artist explains: “I have always found that my best songs come from times of loneliness or difficulty. Being away from my family and everything I had known was painful, but within that pain, I discovered music…”
Since 2018, Jay Moussa-Mann has been a prominent figure in the music scene, garnering attention for her single “Tides of Life,” backed by BBC Introducing Tees and presenter Bob Fisher. She has also been supported by Serious Sam, Jodie Nicholson, Amelia Coburn, and Ren Lawton and graced the stages of ARC Stockton, Tall Ships Races, Hartlepool, Hark! Darlington, Darlington Market Square, HMV Darlington, and Toft House.
