Of unknown origin, he grew up bred by bears in the cold cold mountains of northern Italy. In the childhood he turned into the leader of the pack by breaking down a wild boar. This misadventure caused him the right ear hearing loss that will influence his music creation. During a walk in search of berries, he eventually ended up by finding an old guitar in the bushes. The human instinct, hidden under his warm fur coat, tought Jack how to play. He then began to recount the melancholy of loneliness and estrangement. Charles Frèdèric Pigeon, a nobleman and patron, accidentally heard Jackeyed’s delicate notes and instantly fell in love with his music. He decided to bring Jackeyed back to civilization and to help him convey his emotions into a full-length album, the incredible “The Sleeper’s Sunday Grid” (self-production/atracoustic, 10T).