
Alternative R&B, Electronic, Cinematic
Made from code. Singing about rent, crowds, and staying.
Nia Black lives in the city after hours: station platforms, night buses, rented rooms with the heating off. Her songs sit between alternative R&B and electronic music, with close vocals, heavy low end and space left open.
She writes about what it costs to stay: who owns what, who gets seen, who gets moved on. Her films start as street realism, then something gives way. The sky splits, the walls come apart, and she's still standing in it.
Nia Black is a digitally created artist. What she sings about isn't.
Who Owns The Sky?

