Michelle Nicolle is an Australian jazz singer. Nicolle achieved professional recognition for a musical career characterized by jazz and nominations for ARIA Awards for Best Jazz Album. Her recording career began with the debut studio recording Misterioso (1998) released on the label Michelle Nicolle. Nicolle achieved professional recognition for the studio recording After the Rain (2001) which received a nomination for Best Jazz Album at the ARIA Awards in 2001. Her discography included the studio recording The Crying Game (2003) which received a nomination for Best Jazz Album at the ARIA Awards in 2004. Nicolle achieved professional recognition for the studio recording The Loveliest Night (2009) which received a nomination for Best Jazz Album at the ARIA Awards in 2009. Her recording career included the studio recording Mancini (2012) performed with the ensemble Michelle Nicolle Quartet. Nicolle achieved professional recognition for receiving Jazz Vocal Performer of the Year at the Mo Awards in 2000 and 2002. She achieved professional recognition for receiving the award for Best Jazz Work at the Music Victoria Awards in 2024.
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Noir
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The Silent Wish
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10 – Michelle Nicolle Live at The Jazzlab
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The Bach Project
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The Loveliest Night
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The Crying Game
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After the Rain
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I'm A Fool To Want You
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Whatever The (Recorded live at The Jazzlab, Melbourne on 27 October 2023)
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March in D'Ornette
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Autumn Leaves
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Potentially Interesting Jazz Music
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| 50 Years of Jazztrack: Studio Sessions |
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I Carry Your Heart
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| Women of Jazz '24 |