In the heart of Tbilisi, where cobblestone streets echo with centuries of culture and the soft hum of tradition, a radiant voice has emerged—one that captures the soul of a nation. Elene Avsajanishvili, born on September 28, 1983, is more than a singer; she’s a symbol of passion, perseverance, and the powerful grace of Georgian artistry.
Raised in the serene neighborhood of Vake, Elene still calls it home. There, nestled among leafy avenues and historic charm, she lives with her family and two beloved children, Andria and Anastasia Mzareuli. But it was long before motherhood and maturity that music found its way into her spirit. From a young age, Elene’s voice carried through the walls of her home and into ensembles, eventually catching the attention of mentors at the prestigious vocal department of the Gifted Children’s School.
Elene’s foundation is as strong as her voice is soulful. A graduate of Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University, she has held various leadership roles in her professional life—yet her heart never strayed from music. Today, Elene is fully immersed in her solo music career, redefining what it means to be a modern Georgian vocalist.
Working with the Patriarchate’s esteemed recording studio and under the guidance of maestro Merab Mamulashvili—one of Georgia’s most revered composers and arrangers—Elene’s journey has taken a powerful turn. Mamulashvili, known for shaping some of the country’s finest talents, recognized in Elene a rare blend of elegance, vocal precision, and emotional resonance. Together, they have created music that doesn't just entertain—it heals, inspires, and connects.
Her breakout single, “Rodemde Gelodo” (How Long Will I Wait), is a testament to her unique blend of classical training and emotional depth. The music video, with its haunting visuals and poignant lyrics, resonated deeply across social media platforms, capturing thousands of hearts and announcing her arrival as a serious solo artist to watch.
Elene has also collaborated with other iconic Georgian composers such as Murtaz Chikhladze and Nana Mamulashvili, delivering performances that are both contemporary and rooted in tradition. Whether she’s on the set of a national television show, a guest on a leading radio station, or preparing for her next breathtaking appearance, Elene radiates authenticity and a deep love for her homeland.
Her recent and upcoming projects include new music that pushes boundaries while honoring Georgia’s musical heritage. With each note, she builds a bridge between generations, weaving the old with the new, the traditional with the innovative.
But Elene doesn’t walk this path alone. She’s quick to credit her supporters and mentors, particularly Dimitri Chkheidze, a successful Georgian artist making waves in the United States, whose belief in her has fueled her courage and creativity.
Elene Avsajanishvili is not just another singer. She is the embodiment of resilience and artistic purity, a voice that echoes the very soul of Georgia. As she ascends in the world of music, one thing is certain—Elene’s voice is here to stay, and the world is finally ready to listen.
