Described as a modern soul narrator with vintage warmth, Nevaeh Weaver is a Nashville-based soul-jazz and R&B vocalist whose music blends timeless jazz textures with the vulnerable clarity of contemporary soul. Her voice—equal parts power, grace, and emotional truth—invites listeners into a space where inner experience, faith, and self-discovery converge.

       Originally from Western Pennsylvania, Nevaeh grew up in a predominantly white community where she often felt out of place. Music became her sanctuary: a place where she felt seen, grounded, and free to express who she was becoming. Inspired by the vocal honesty of Lauryn Hill and the classic refinement of Billie Holiday, she developed a sound that bridges eras, merging jazz warmth with modern R&B depth.

       Now based in Nashville, Nevaeh is pursuing a Bachelor of Music in Commercial Voice with a Music Technology emphasis at Belmont University. Her work blends technical curiosity with expressive performance, allowing her to pair studio innovation with intimate, emotionally rich delivery. This duality shapes a sound that feels simultaneously classic and current.

       As a young Black artist, Nevaeh roots her work in identity, resilience, and belonging. Her music explores love, spiritual grounding, healing, and personal truth through musical reflection that mirrors her own journey. Whether performing live or recording in the studio, she channels her experiences into songs that resonate with listeners navigating their own stories.

       For Nevaeh, music is more than a craft—it is soulful truth-telling. Each song becomes a bridge between who she is and who she’s becoming.

She is currently developing new material that explores love, identity, and restoration through the lens of jazz, soul, and modern R&B. Her music invites listeners into a space where vulnerability becomes strength and where story becomes sound.