Acoustic Indie Folk Singer-Songwriter & Guitarist. Landed in South Wales UK

Contact: Laurapowerofficial@gmail.com

Influences include- Florence And The Machine, Amy Macdonald, Marika Hackman & Isaac Gracie ( Just to name a few )

"I saw Crinc perform on the fringe at the recent National Eisteddfod, witnessing a rag-tag ensemble of kids with appalling taste in clothing and a twattish on-stage persona. This is right up my street and the set that night stuck in my head. In the here-and-now, that set has been honed and put to record (well… Spotify) and immediately jumps out at you as ‘not normal’ – it’s Welsh Republican Soviet Minimalist Punk Neo-Rave Post Mod Environmentally Toxic Industrial (their words, not mine). The garage door is open and roof is leaking; inside the band are knocking out classics with their Argos catalogue guitars. Their parents were fans of The Jesus & Mary Chain, Spaceman 3 and Primal Scream, they also had an interesting medicine cabinet that the band have taken full advantage of…" Neil Crud, Louder Than War

CARDIFF MUSIC WOMEN aims to help get (and keep) more women and non-binary people into our local music industry - Cardiff & surrounding areas. This will include: 

- Events
- Signposting to information, support, services, networks, training
- Opportunities for women in music
- Sharing best practice
- Celebrating local females as positive role models
- Working with promoters, small festivals and other music businesses

WHY? Women make up 16% of UK songwriters, and only 5% of the audio industry. We believe it's our responsibility to try and help start the change locally. 

Get Involved - We'd like as many people involved as possible, please email liz@themooncardiff.com

Cardiff Music Women is a project by non-profit organisation Creative Republic of Cardiff, who also run live music venue The Moon.

FFRWD — found sound artist • experimentalist • music free from form • audio and video splicer 
arbrofol, gweledol, aflafar
musique concrète
FFRWD plays with sound from archaic analogue into digital dystopia, creating soundscapes to hypnotise and disturb.
This is FFRWD.

Beca Brown
R-BENNIG UGAIN UCHAF PROSIECT
Music made from sampling famous Welsh toilets

Bryony Sier is an acclaimed folk-pop artist from South Wales. Still only in her early twenties, the soulful power and maturity of Bryony’s voice has already caught the attention of some of the biggest names in the music industry. Over recent years she has performed as a support act for Canadian/American folk legends Steph Cameron, Twin Bandit, Molly Tuttle and Rachel Baiman, and she has worked with producers and songwriters like Charlie Francis (High Llamas, R.E.M.), Amy Wadge (Lewis Watson, Ed Sheeran) and Rick Wakeman.  Bryony has also played regularly on regional and national radio (e.g. BBC Radio Wales, BBC Radio 1) and she has performed everywhere from Swn Festival, HUB Festival and Tadstock Festival to Between the Trees and Nozstock. Her unique sound/vibe draws upon a wide variety of influences but is shaped especially by her love of American folk, blues, soul, gospel and country music. Bryony's latest single 'ID' was released through The Orchard and Trackd on Friday 29th November. Her new EP will be released in the spring.

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