Based in New York and Tbilisi, originally from Georgia, Nuci Nebieridze is a singer, composer, and producer who has performed numerous shows with her projects in recent years throughout New York, Europe, and Tbilisi, at venues such as the Birdland Jazz Club, Birdland Theatre, BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center, Club Bonafide, the Consulate of Georgia in New York, Gamle Logen in Oslo, and Tbilisi Conservatoire Hall, among others.

Her debut album, Dreamension, recorded and released in New York with her sextet, featured original jazz compositions and arrangements, blending improvisation and orchestral movements enriched by Eastern European harmonies. As she comes from fine art, the vision of this project was to produce stories as if the journey were in an impressionist painting, the manifestation of struggle culminating in rich sounds as the reflection of her experiences through contemporary jazz music.

After more than a decade of composing and performing as a jazz singer, Nuci expanded into production and music technology. Immersed in the rich harmonious complexities of vocal polyphony and the folkloric essence inherent to her culture, she created a fusion of vocal artistry and electronic music, culminating in the release of the EP REBORN and several singles, all entirely produced by herself.

Exploring artistic languages such as impressionism and surrealism within modern music production, she creates immersive sonic landscapes that blur the line between fine art and sound. Experimenting with polyphonic motions and expressive sound design, she creates a sonically animated atmosphere, where the extraordinary storytelling culminates in a cinematic experience - capturing the spirit of modern life, with its energy, speed, and noise.

While performing her solo electronic project throughout Europe, utilizing her own vocals in recent years, Nuci's eagerness to collaborate with a choir led her to initiate her most extensive project, partnering with the Gori Women’s Choir in Tbilisi.

The project Sonic Cultures represents original choral compositions by Nuci Nebieridze, creating a synthesis of Georgian folk, American jazz, and contemporary polyphony blended with experimental sound design. Its aim is to explore the authenticity of Caucasian and American cultures and discover the connection between cultural heritage and modern music production.

This project attempts to explore the deepest cultural roots from a different perspective, to rethink cultural heritage and represent it in an innovative way. Supported by Tbilisi City Hall and the U.S. Embassy in Georgia, they have recorded an album and a single, and have thus far performed one live show at the Tbilisi State Conservatoire Hall, featuring the Gori Women’s Choir along with American and Georgian musicians in jazz and electronics.

Nuci grew up in a family of artists, deeply influenced by her parents’ fine art and their use of vibrant colors. She was constantly surrounded by the aroma of oil paint and walls adorned with canvases. She completed an eight-year classical piano program, earned a bachelor’s degree in film/painting from the Academy of Arts, and graduated from Tbilisi State Conservatoire with a major in jazz/vocal. Additionally, she holds a bachelor's degree from the New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music in New York. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree at BerkleeNYC, solidifying her unique signature in modern music.