Born in the 80's in the heart of Amman, Jordan, Nugbi’s journey into music began early—his first memories rooted in the touch of piano keys. By age 4, he was exploring the violin, dedicating over a decade to classical training, earning an 8th-grade professional degree from the Associated Board of Music in London, which encompassed music theory, violin, and trombone.
However, Nugbi’s passion eventually led him beyond classical melodies into the vibrant world of electronic music. Inspired by UK DJs who commanded massive crowds with their energy, he launched his DJ career in 2002 during his university years in the UK. Alongside his musical pursuits, he earned a Master’s in Events Management from one of England’s top institutions, balancing academia with his growing passion for live performance.
With a diverse musical background, Nugbi curates sets that blend genres—from Tech House and Afro to Organic House—driven by pure passion and an instinct for connecting with his audience. He’s shared stages with industry legends such as Sasha, John Digweed, Bedouin, James Zabiela, Book Shade and many more, earning recognition for his electrifying presence and authentic sound.
For Nugbi, it’s all about creating unforgettable experiences—uniting people through rhythm and energy. Follow on Instagram (@Nugbi).
A Jordanian with a global vision, Nugbi’s pursuit isn’t just about stage victories; it’s about the thrill of the crowd, the surge of sound, and the shared power of music to bring people together. It’s a feeling words can’t fully capture—an unstoppable wave of connection and energy.

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