I how zero idea how Aden got on my list of albums to check out but there it was. Someone may have pointed it out to me. Or maybe I had read a positive review. Doesn't really matter, since this, my first encounter with Gwilym Bowen Rhys, was very positive. I now know that Aden … Continue reading Gwilym Bowen Rhys: Aden – impressive music from Wales, in Welsh
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Calan goes out in a blaze of glory with “Nefydd”
So sad... I'm sure there are perfectly good reasons for Calan to wrap up their amazing journey, from supertalented youngsters to the undisputed masters and stars of modern Welsh folk. But I can't but feel a bit forlorn here. I have loved their music, and now that they present us with their finest work, they … Continue reading Calan goes out in a blaze of glory with “Nefydd”
Sunday listening at home: Alaw
Just a quick note: while doing Sunday chores around the house this morning, I have been playing music by the Welsh trio Alaw. In case you didn't know them yet, I can just say that they are skillful, fun, with loads of energy and different moods - everything you could expect from an acoustic Celtic … Continue reading Sunday listening at home: Alaw
Celtic Connections 2023: Cara Dillon with Vrï
We had checked out Vrï’s latest album before the festival and had been quite impressed with the three Welsh guys singing in Welsh. They sounded vibrant and self-assured on the album and likewise so on stage as the opening act for Cara Dillon on Sat. 28th. As far as I have understood, they play traditional … Continue reading Celtic Connections 2023: Cara Dillon with Vrï
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