Khaile Emjey Esquivel, born Mei Anne Jiongco, is a Filipino singer-songwriter, author, and creative visionary with Spanish, Chinese, and Filipino roots. Her artistry bridges both music and literature, weaving emotional depth and real-life storytelling into every work she creates.
Known for her heartfelt lyrics and evocative writing, Khaile Emjey brings her words to life through music that blends Pop, Country Pop, and OPM influences. Her songs carry stories that touch the heart — “The Night It Rains” reflects the quiet ache of a breakup on a cold June night; “Make It Right” captures the bittersweet feeling of meeting a first love again and wanting to fix what once broke; and “Wishing Well” expresses her longing for a lifetime of love and moments shared with family.
As an author, Khaile Emjey has also made her mark in international publishing platforms, writing stories that explore emotion, resilience, and self-discovery. Her works mirror her belief that art — whether in words or melody — is a language of healing and connection.
Through her journey, she continues to represent the strength and creativity of Filipino talent while embracing the cultural blend that shaped her identity. To her, music and writing are more than just art forms — they are ways to tell the truth, inspire courage, and remind others that even pain can create something beautiful.