"Breathing In Indigo" her latest single, begins with a lightning-flash of flamenco guitar from the dextrous Luis Robisco. From there, the group locks into a groove equally indebted to jazz, rock, and the flamenco bulería. Nancy Ruth illuminates the track (which, like most of her material, is her own composition) with a vocal performance that

"Breathing In Indigo" her latest single, begins with a lightning-flash of flamenco guitar from the dextrous Luis Robisco. From there, the group locks into a groove equally indebted to jazz, rock, and the flamenco bulería. Nancy Ruth illuminates the track (which, like most of her material, is her own composition) with a vocal performance that radiates passion: for life, for love, and for the infinite possibilities of modern music.

With her flame-blonde curly hair, her explosive energy, and her effortlessly expressive face, Nancy Ruth has a powerful stage presence. The "Breathing In Indigo" video captures the seductive quality of her sound - the elegance of jazz, the sultriness of flamenco, and the immediate appeal of modern pop rock, all in a single package.

Do I ever feel lucky I had the chance to do this project before the world went crazy. It's the first song I've written that's been orchestrated, and I had the luxury of recording it in New York with members of the New York Philharmonic. Joe Gianono wrote the arrangement and conducted. Multi-grammy award winning Oscar Zambrano recorded, mixed and

Do I ever feel lucky I had the chance to do this project before the world went crazy. It's the first song I've written that's been orchestrated, and I had the luxury of recording it in New York with members of the New York Philharmonic. Joe Gianono wrote the arrangement and conducted. Multi-grammy award winning Oscar Zambrano recorded, mixed and mastered the track.

After 18 years of travels throughout Morocco, vocalist and composer Nancy Ruth (Canada/ Spain) has created a cross-cultural music project featuring the unique talents of Moroccan musicians, which proves that music has no boundaries. Music unites, regardless of gender, language, religion or culture, making for this effortless synthesis of jazz,

After 18 years of travels throughout Morocco, vocalist and composer Nancy Ruth (Canada/ Spain) has created a cross-cultural music project featuring the unique talents of Moroccan musicians, which proves that music has no boundaries. Music unites, regardless of gender, language, religion or culture, making for this effortless synthesis of jazz, flamenco and Moroccan music. 
“Just Can’t Let It Go” features the members of ’Nancy Ruth in Morocco’ based in Tangier. 

With complex and thoughtful arrangements commonplace during Todo Para Ti (All For You), Ruth is able to ensure that listeners will have to play it multiple times before hearing each and every dynamic that is built up here. Extended instrumental sections further increase the replay value of Todo Para Ti; while the song may conclude a bit after the

With complex and thoughtful arrangements commonplace during Todo Para Ti (All For You), Ruth is able to ensure that listeners will have to play it multiple times before hearing each and every dynamic that is built up here. Extended instrumental sections further increase the replay value of Todo Para Ti; while the song may conclude a bit after the four-minute mark, it is absolutely epic...
-James McQuiston, Neu Futur