Having formed originally in October 2014, Calfari completed their current line up in June 2015. 

Calfari are a six-piece band from Anglesey, North Wales. Bryn Hughes Williams (lead vocals), Tomos Gashe (guitar), Siôn Jones (guitar/Vocals), Gavin Malone (bass), Dave Woodhouse (drums) and Elin Angharad (Vocals). 

Sharing a passion for working in the studio and performing live, with influences such as ‘Catfish and the bottlemen”, “Twin Atlantic”, “1975” & “You me at six”, Calfari have an appealing Welsh Pop-Rock sound. This has earned the band a rapidly growing fan base in Wales and beyond, with Calfari having performed all over the country. 

The band’s highlight to date include performing on the main stage of Looe Festival down in Cornwall in their native tongue, supporting highly acclaimed artists such as the Proclaimers, Johnny Marr and Jools Holland. 

Their first Welsh Album will be released in July 2017, and continues in a similar vain to their two Eps “Nôl ac ymlaen” and “Tân”, with tight mainstream production, polished vocals, and catchy guitar hooks. The band has received high acclaim from BBC Radio Cymru and various other Radio stations.

Sam Parsons is a guitarist and singer with a unique style. He blends traditional British folk with percussive guitar and West African blues influences. He has been playing guitar for over fourteen years and experiments with open tunings. Fans have likened his music to John Martin, Ali Farka Toure, Nick Drake and other music legends.

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Gwybodaeth
Deuawd or Gogledd sy'n cuddio yn y de.

Dryms, Gitars a Gweiddi.

A two piece from the North, hiding out in the South.

Drums, Guitars and Shouting.

MoonFace the Mage is the bardic alias of Folk-Rock solo artist Rhodri Welsh. It's been 20 years since the inception of the MoonFace moniker: Following the indefinite hiatus of his first band, Rhod opted to start writing and performing under a pseudonym to complement the finger-picking guitar style, broken-hearted strum and folk-fantasy confessions of this new solo acoustic project, so stole it straight from a magic faraway tree.
In 2005, Rhod joined forces with producer James Morgan to record and release a DIY EP titled 'Beyond All Recognition.' Whilst working full time in a Cardiff tailor shop, MoonFace continued to play live shows with festival appearances and a UK tour. Sharing the stage with artists such as Devendra Banhart, Seth Lakeman, Maria Taylor, and Hayseed Dixie. And in 2008, seamlessly evolving into a 4-piece band called 'MoonFace and the Familiar Shapes.'
Now, after a decade of creating a compendium of tales that traverse the realms of godless things and mountain kings in thematic existentialism, Rhodri Welsh and James Morgan join forces once again to record 'Astoria, to the Sea!' A full length LP to be released later this year under the updated moniker; MoonFace The Mage.

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