NYUMEE
I work as a graphic designer, but music has always been my parallel language. Under the name Nyumee – derived from New Me – I explore sound as a medium for emotional and sensory connection. My goal is to create experiences that go beyond listening, engaging all the senses and encouraging reflection, transformation, or simply presence.
As Nyumee, I produce music that moves between ambient textures, electronic rhythms, and cinematic soundscapes. I’m particularly interested in how sound can shape perception — whether through standalone tracks or in collaboration with visual or spatial works.
For me, music is not just a form of expression — it’s a method of connection.
On October 6, I released my debut album A Visual Mess — a collection of 10 experimental tracks that explore the interplay between structure and emotion, clarity and noise. The album is deeply connected to my background as a graphic designer and serves as a personal reflection on the aesthetics of disorder and the beauty that can emerge from it.
Accompanying the album is a publication titled Structuring a Visual Mess, which documents the creative process behind the music. The book offers a visual and conceptual insight into how each track was developed — combining sketches, design elements, personal notes, and structural diagrams. It acts as both a behind-the-scenes look and an independent artistic statement.
A Visual Mess is more than just an album — it’s a multidisciplinary project that brings together sound and design, intuition and analysis. Through it, I aim to show how chaos can be a fertile space for new forms, both auditory and visual.
The album and book will be available digitally and in limited physical edition.