I would group the cube worthy lands into a few distinct groups in terms of power
You have until your next end step to play those cards so think carefully before you go sacrificing creatures
In a singleton format you have to run a set of cards that all fulfill the same basic function, so instead of running 4 copies of Harmonize, you might run Harmonize, Greater Good, Beast Whisperer, Return of the Wildspeaker, Garruk, Primal Hunter, Shamanic Revelation, Soul's Majesty and Rishkar's Expertise
While that's not the most terrible idea, the likelihood in a Niv-Mizzet deck is that the other spell you're casting is a burn spell that could do the same, and I have to feel that you're going to be better off casting it by itself, rather than putting all your eggs in one basket