Music Style Welsh Language Rock

Musical Influences Trwynau Coch, Geraint Jarman

Group Members Malcolm Lloyd(Vocals), Selina Allport(Vocals), Derek Hughes(Guitar), Meirion Jones(Drums), Huw Jones(Bass Guitar), Dave Roberts(Guitar)

Instruments Guitars and Drums

Albums Dechrau o'r Diwedd (Recordiau Awen),Byw am y Weekend (Sain)

Press Reviews God of Music Review of Cysgod y Mynyddoedd :- Y Cyffro. I have no clue what language they're singing in, but for fans of easy listening and soft rock along the vein of Sunny and Cher or Peter, Paul and Mary, this is something worth checking out. The language barrier is something that doesn't need to be broken in music. Vocal melodies and harmonies in this song flow as beautifully as they would in English. Not knowing the words will be a downfall to any English-speaking listener because to some people, lyrics are a big part of a song. However, this foreign (to us monolingual people anyway) sound is nothing new to popular music. So, for fans of Bread, PPM or any AM radio, check this group out. Ignore the lack of lyrical understanding and let the music flow. Notice the "go to sleep" factor in it. Not the "I'm bored as can be, this song sucks" go to sleep factor, but the "Oh, this is nice," go to sleep kind. So, you crazy soft rock listening maniacs out there, check out Y Cyffro. Let the lyrics fall into the background and the vocal melodies and soft guitar take you away. Whether you come back or not, that's up to you...it may be more fun there than the real world.

Location Caernarfon, Gwynedd - United Kingdom

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