Details: On "Kingdom of Love," Nash Albert creates a mesmerizing musical tapestry that bridges ancient Georgian folk traditions with contemporary psychedelic rock. Recorded in a secluded studio at the foot of Georgia's Caucasus Mountains, the album features authentic 5th-century church bells, traditional instruments like panduri and duduk, and even a Georgian choir alongside modern rock elements. Each of the ten tracks unfolds as it's own distinct narrative, deliberately rejecting today's homogenized sound for something more adventurous and authentic. Co-produced by the team behind Albert's acclaimed "YET" album and featuring the final mastering work of legendary Bob Ludwig before his retirement, "Kingdom of Love" stands as both artistic statement and emotional tribute-especially in "Maya," dedicated to Albert's late mother and earliest musical mentor. Throughout this richly textured 45-minute journey, one timeless message emerges: LOVE.