Name: Llosgi Pontydd by The Gentle Good in Family
Duration: 3 min 54 s
Description: 'Llosgi Pontydd' means 'burning bridges'. Backing vocals from the luminous Cate le Bon and strings written by Seb Goldfinch, performed by the gorgeous Mavron Quartet.

Good Lord...you're making me cry!  It's okay, though.

...and more vowels than normal for a Welsh title :p

Loving the production, made with love, methinks

Family

Tryin' Too Hard To Snow

Long Way To Buffalo

'Llosgi Pontydd' means 'burning bridges'. Backing vocals from the luminous Cate le Bon and strings written by Seb Goldfinch, performed by the gorgeous Mavron Quartet.

Llosgi Pontydd

joakim lartey-drums,percussion,studio
chris lane`-guitar

Springing Green

Original version: https://kristinmcclement.bandcamp.com/track/blackfin-gulls

The Gentle Good - Gwylanod Esgyll Duon (originally Blackfin Gulls by Kristin McClement)

From the 2011 album "A Struggle Not A Thought" available here - http://chuckjohnson.bigcartel.com

Chuck Johnson - The Stars Rose Behind Us

Mono recording of a curlew display call made with a parabolic refector

PS Curlew Evening Mono LochUrr

Inspired by nearly forgotten Welsh melodies and the brilliant music of the 60s folk revival, The Gentle Good is the work of Cardiff based folk singin’ finger-picker Gareth Bonello. Singing in both English and Welsh Gareth weaves dark folk tales around an intricate guitar style and a haunting voice to create beautiful modern folk music tinted with psychadelia.

A captivating live performer Gareth can enchant an audience with just a guitar, and has played to audiences at home and abroad at festivals such as Glastonbury, Latitude, The Green Man, End of the Road, The Smithsonian Folklife Festival, Lorient Interceltique and South by Southwest.

The Second album 'Tethered for the Storm' has already begun to stir up interest ahead of its release this March. Previous release 'While you slept I went out Walking' saw comparisons with the music of Nick Drake, Martin Carthy, Bert Jansch, John Renbourn, John Martyn and Donovan by the likes of Mojo and the Guardian.

Praise for Tethered for the Storm:

“Folk Beauty”  - Huw Stephens (BBC Radio 1)

“Breathtaking, ****” Mojo

“Folk genius” The 405











Llosgi Pontydd

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