Italian composer, producer and vocalist Ginevra Nervi creates music at the intersection of experimental electronic music, electroacoustic composition and film scoring. Working across solo records, live performance and cinema, she transforms the human voice into an expressive sonic material, blending processed vocals, field recordings and electronic textures into immersive, cinematic sound worlds.

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Her debut album, The Disorder of Appearances (2022), established a distinctive musical language built around fragility, suspended atmospheres and the continuous transformation of acoustic sound through electronic processes.

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Alongside her solo practice, Nervi has composed original scores for films and television, including the Amazon series Love Me Love Me, Ídolos (2026), directed by Mat Whitecross, and 18 Holes to Paradise (2026), directed by João Nuno Pinto.

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Her work has received international recognition, including a nomination for Best Original Song at the 66th David di Donatello Awards for Miles Away, written with Pivio and Aldo De Scalzi for Thou Shalt Not Hate (2021), and a nomination for Best Original Film Score at the 2026 Camille Awards, presented by the European Composer & Songwriter Alliance (ECSA), for 18 Holes to Paradise.

In 2026, she performed a reimagining of the Italian national anthem at the Opening Ceremony of the Verona Paralympic Games, presenting a contemporary interpretation built around voice and electronics.

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Her live performances bring together voice, electronics and visual elements in real time, creating immersive experiences where composition unfolds as a dialogue between body, technology and space.

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Ginevra Nervi is currently working on new film scores and her second solo album.