07/01/2026
"Tsinskharo" is taken from “Georgia”, the debut record of THE LIGHT BELOW. An extraordinary post-rock album released on January 30th, 2026, merging modern instrumental soundscapes produced by Steve Albini with centuries-old Georgian vocal traditions.
"Tsinskharo"—is a song originally sung by men, which gained worldwide fame through Werner Herzog's Nosferatu (1979). The new version will be released as the first single and accompanied by a two-part music video.
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The music for "Georgia" was produced by STEVE ALBINI.
For the singing the band collaborates with the Georgian women’s choir Akhla, whose traditional folk songs originate from various regions of Georgia.
The band reimagined these songs and arranged them in a way that allows the ancient vocal heritage to blend seamlessly with THE LIGHT BELOW’s atmospheric post-rock elements.
“Georgia” becomes a powerful musical bridge—emotional, immersive, and deeply rooted in cultural history—unifying past and present in a moving sonic experience.
Georgia also marks the start of a series of records by THE LIGHT BELOW featuring voices and lyrics from all over the world.
Credits:
Music by THE LIGHT BELOW
Released by My Proud Mountain
Taken from the upcoming album “Georgia”
that will be released on January 30th, 2026 via My Proud Mountain Records, Hamburg
"Tsinskharo" is taken from “Georgia”, the debut record of THE LIGHT BELOW. An extraordinary post-rock album released on January 30th, 2026, merging modern in...