#skyey

German-speaking musician from the south of the country. With his open, humorous style, he offers every viewer and listener a captivating entertainment. The self-written lyrics are dreamy, metaphorical and interpretable in many ways. His instrumental tones make every fan, and all those who are left, dive into their own "sintastic" world. The extraordinary voice, his lifestyle and his passion for music make his music unique. He not only raps his lyrics but also sings them full of power and professionalism. The songs are about dramatic, autobiographical love stories, everyday situations in which everyone can relate to.

: resembling the sky 

[We find SKYEY used by John Updike in The Witches of Eastwick:

This was September, season of full tides; the marsh between here and the island this afternoon this was a sheet of skyey water flecked by the tips of salt hay turning golden.

"Skyier" is not a word, but SKYING--from the verb "to sky" (to send upwards towards the sky)--is, which is not to be confused with SKIING, the present participle of SKI.]