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SUUVI is a Cuban-Chinese multidisciplinary artist, composer, producer, creative technologist, and speaker working at the intersection of electronic music, contemporary composition, and immersive storytelling. Rooted in a foundation of classical cello performance, her practice evolved into a bold, genre-fluid sonic language that blends cello, electronics, and voice to create emotionally resonant, cinematic worlds.

After entering Juilliard at age ten, SUUVI spent 15+ years performing internationally as a cello soloist, appearing in venues including Carnegie Hall, La Fondation Louis Vuitton, and the Berlin Philharmonie, and touring globally as the solo cellist in Hans Zimmer’s live show. Following this extensive performance career, she expanded beyond the concert stage to focus on writing and producing original music across mediums.

She has since created music for feature films; Amazon Prime, Netflix, and Apple TV series; international brands; multimedia installations; immersive experiences; and major theater and dance companies, with work premiering on stages including National Sawdust, The Getty Villa, The Wallis, and The Baryshnikov Center—while also writing, producing, and performing as a solo artist and collaborating across genres including pop, hip-hop, R&B, jazz, electronic music, and beyond. She is frequently sought out across these spaces for her distinctive voice, bridging technical virtuosity with contemporary production and emotional depth.

Conversant across the full spectrum of contemporary music and art—from mainstream pop culture to experimental and avant-garde practices—SUUVI moves fluidly between intimate, concept-driven works and large-scale global productions incorporating sound, visual art, film, and technology. Her performance experience spans revered cultural institutions and experimental spaces as well as major arenas, giving her a rare perspective that bridges high art and mass audience engagement. This dual fluency informs her work as a composer and producer, blending artistic rigor with broad contemporary appeal.

As an electronic artist and composer, SUUVI bridges post-classical sensibility with avant-electronic and cinematic forms. Her debut album, Dark Therapy, pushes acoustic cello into immersive electronic terrain, inviting listeners into a space of introspection, healing, and sensory immersion.

Beyond music, SUUVI is a multidisciplinary artist, public speaker, educator, and social-impact advocate exploring mental health, identity, and collective transformation. Informed by a multicultural and multilingual background, her practice is driven by a deep curiosity about humanity and a commitment to self-actualization, connection, and cultural dialogue.