Gayà is an Italian dance music artist best known for her presence in the late 1990s and early 2000s Eurodance scene. With a style rooted in uplifting melodies, crisp production, and emotive vocal delivery, she became a recognizable voice in Italian and European club circuits.

Her debut single “Lovin’ The Way” appeared in 1995, followed by “Sing Your Soul” in 1996—both tracks reflecting the era’s vibrant and optimistic dance energy. In 1998, she released “It’s Love”, remixed by Italian DJ and producer Mario Fargetta, giving the single broader exposure and solidifying her position within the dance charts. That same year, “Shine On Me” continued her momentum with radio and club success.

One of her most notable tracks, “I Keep On Dreaming” (1999), was supported by a music video and strong remix work, again involving Fargetta. In 2000, Gayà released “Never Meet,” a breakout hit that became a summer dance anthem and expanded her reach into pop audiences.

After a hiatus, Gayà reconnected with her fanbase in 2014 through official online platforms, maintaining a modest but loyal following. Her music remains a nostalgic touchstone for fans of classic Italian dance-pop and late-90s Eurofloor hits.