https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...tes-cool-cymru
For fans of Super Furry Animals, they have made a playlist which can be found here: https://twitter.com/superfurry/statu...69868654956545
Anyone have any recommendations to share?
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https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...tes-cool-cymru
For fans of Super Furry Animals, they have made a playlist which can be found here: https://twitter.com/superfurry/statu...69868654956545
Anyone have any recommendations to share?
Anything but sodding MyfanwyQuote:
Originally Posted by surge
I helped run a Welsh language music show for a bit and the Welsh scene has picked up over the past few years, there's a Welsh music day playlist on Spotify for those who have it.
Here's a selection of some other stuff (I notice SFA only promoted themselves ::sherlock:)
https://youtu.be/s2jZd1nQfzs - Wigwam
https://youtu.be/NIDljNDg4a8 - Swnami
https://youtu.be/H4t8bi33D4k - Yws Gwynedd
https://youtu.be/7Zse5ceWtE4 - Y Bandana
https://youtu.be/622sJJ8yFMg - Candelas
https://youtu.be/voxV6h_5f8E - Breichiau Hir
Diolch :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by City123
Have you heard Adwaith, winners of the welsh music prize? Recommended.
Slightly off topic but when I first moved to Llantwit our Welsh teacher was a bloke called Heffin Ellis who was a big part of the music scene in the 70’s. His yellow lotus looked out of place amongst the rest of the teachers Hillman Imps. Always wondered if he is still around.
Another vote for Adwaith. Saw them at Greenman ����
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muDUlY-kCWcQuote:
Originally Posted by tricks
Cheers again. I thought this video was superb.
S4C have a series on the Welsh scene in the past on their website at the moment
Here's an older one, U Thant: https://youtu.be/I1y875bowN8
He is. Lives in Caernarfon (has done since at least the 80s).Quote:
Originally Posted by Majorblue
It is difficult to celebrate music in Wakes when it is set against the background of swingeing cuts in music education. Instrumental tuition has been decimated and what was once free is now subject to charges to parents.
I don’t ever remember doing anything particularly enjoyable in music class in the 90’s. Playing recorder was about the pinnacle of instrument tuition. Music has always been undervalued in the public education system from what I understand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Enoch Mort
There is loads of scope for music nowadays with great virtual instruments and fun controller interfaces. A bit more expensive than a recorder but kids would look forward to going to music class and creating trap beats and what not.
Dance as an alternative to sports would also be great for a lot of kids.
I know they are not welsh language but what do people think of the future of the left , cardiff based hardcore , alt rock , post punk noise merchants ?
I am surprised they havnt broken through