Nash Albert

Nash Albert, born Noshrevan Tavkhelidze in Georgia, is a singer-songwriter with a rich musical background. Growing up in a family that cherished traditional Georgian folk songs, Nash was also exposed to rock music at a young age, which became a powerful influence on him. His early exposure to Western rock, smuggled into the Soviet Union, sparked a deep connection with artists like David Bowie and The Beatles. Nash's musical journey took him to the United States, where he spent six years performing with his band Salamandra, and later led to a solo career marked by collaborations with notable producers and musicians. His latest album, "Yet," reflects his diverse musical experiences, blending elements of rock and folk to create a unique sound.

Nash Albert's career has spanned multiple continents, including the U.S., Europe, and South Africa, where he has toured and performed with various bands, including BLAST. His music often reflects his experiences living under the Soviet regime and the impact of rock music as a form of freedom and expression. With releases like "Lost in Jerusalem" and "Autumn Rain," Nash continues to evolve as an artist, blending his roots in folk with modern rock influences.

Genres

Pop

Folk

Indie Rock

Singer-songwriter

Rock

Alternative Rock

Jazz

Blues

Progressive Rock

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Latest Release

Kingdom Of Love

Nash Albert

Album - 11 Tracks - Released June 6, 2025