Görda Leipzig, Germany
The music of “Görda” is the fruit of a deep friendship.
Annelie Weißel and Sophia Günst are two multi-
instrumentalists based in Leipzig.
Uniting their broad stylistic influences, the songs of Görda can be described as a colorful mix between Pop Jazz and Experimental Songwriter. Moving between dreamy melodies and energetic rhythms, Görda stories take you on a journey through daydreams and ecstasy.
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