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Leading charity Attitude is Everything and the Association of Independent Festivals (AIF) have announced a new online campaign to benefit...
After a sleepless summer of countless miles and festival adventures, Welsh Music Prize nominee Tender Prey (aka Laura Bryon) unleashes...
Meet & Jam has launched a UK-wide talent competition, culminating in a grand finale at The 100 Club in London....
"If you give me an instrument, then I’ll for sure be able to do something with it."
" We just wanted to play music and we didn’t really care about the 'scene'. Maybe we wouldn’t have cared about here it either. Maybe it’s self-centred but we just don’t care about any 'scene'."
The end of September may be synonymous with the end of the summer festival season but with so many non-camping...
For every glorious press or fan account there have always been plenty of stories of logistical nightmares and less than positive artist reports. Three years of conflicting stories and, finally, it was time to set sail for North Wales and see for myself.
Championing the best original music from Wales, Welsh Music Prize has announced its fifth annual nominations shortlist. Music promoter John...
"We don’t set out to write a Welsh or an English language song, but it’s nice to have variety in the set."
"I think for all performers there is that kind of aggression, an ambition, a desire to create and perform but then there is also a vulnerable side."
"I don’t think music should be about being constrained to a certain genre. I think if you want to express yourself one way or the other you should just do it."
"On my next album I'm using a string quartet, tuba, percussion and trying to incorporate them together."
"It's a collection of songs rather than an album in a way. It's like an anthology of that period of my life. It felt quite significant."
A bold rejection of mainstream orthodoxies, Supernormal is as much a political statement as a collaborative arts event. With no special artist areas and emphasis on inclusive participation, it immediately feels like an altogether different proposition.
