Georgia’s own Nini Iris has just dropped her latest track titled “Lovesong,” capturing her experiences with an intriguing mix of folk and pop music. Growing up in Tbilisi, Nini was surrounded by the rich sounds of traditional Georgian folk music, which profoundly influenced her musical style. Displaying her musical prowess early on, she became a household name after her performance on the 24th season of The Voice, where her powerful rendition of “I See Red” by Everybody Loves An Outlaw had all judges turning their chairs in awe. She chose Niall Horan as her mentor, noted for her bold and unconventional song choices like Radiohead’s “Karma Police” and The Cure’s “Lovesong.”
Her new single “Lovesong” showcases Nini’s ability to blend personal experiences with her emotive vocal style, offering lyrics that resonate deeply with listeners. This song is a testament to her continuous exploration and expression of her musical identity.
Following her previous hit “Psycho,” Nini Iris has shown her seamless ability to oscillate between pop and folk, creating tracks that touch the soul with their deep melodies and reflective lyrics. Produced alongside Matt Chiaravalle, “Psycho” was well-received, solidifying her place in the music world.
Raised in Tbilisi, Nini’s background is eclectic and this diversity shines through in her music. Her bold decision to compete on The Voice marked the beginning of a new chapter, one where she could share her unique voice with a broader audience. Her journey from local fame in Tbilisi’s night scene to a national platform on The Voice has been marked by dedication and a fresh, distinct artistic direction.
Nini Iris is not just making music; she’s creating a legacy, intertwining her roots with innovative musical paths. “Lovesong” is now available for streaming and continues to tell her story of maintaining strong cultural ties while embracing contemporary pop influences.