Latzen
Latzen formed in 2003 in Georgia, blending traditional folk melodies with contemporary electronic elements. Their debut album "Kartuli Kharaba" came out in...
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Latzen formed in 2003 in Georgia, blending traditional folk melodies with contemporary electronic elements. Their debut album "Kartuli Kharaba" came out in 2004, followed by the 2007 single "Ardi Larruz" which became their breakthrough track. Other songs in their catalog include "Aukera Baten Bila" and "Aurkitu Zaitez."
Zura Makharashvili handles vocals and lyrics, with Giorgi Sakhokia on keyboards providing much of the electronic foundation. Davit Koberidze plays drums and Nato Metreveli contributes vocals. They've worked with artists like Nino Katamadze and the Ethno-Jazz Trio Gurdululi.
Later albums like "Mikairtar" (2009), "Tskaro" (2012), and their self-titled 2015 release continued exploring their sound, incorporating jazz, rock, and world music elements alongside their folk and electronic foundations.
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