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The best in new Welsh music, exclusive sessions, interviews and demos.

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Sat 28 Mar 201522:00
BBC Radio Wales

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Music Played

  • John Renbourn

    Winter Is Gone

  • Castles

    Argau

  • Cotton Wolf

    Rotoscope

  • Henebion

    Mwg Bore Drwg

  • Tender Prey

    Undisputed Heavyweight Champion Of My Heart

  • Personal Best

    Gone

  • Exit International

    Pearls And Swine (Radio Edit)

  • The Effect

    Baptism (feat. Rebecca Need-Menear)

  • Simon Worley

    P L T F R M R

  • Aloka

    Stay

  • Tap Throw

    Living In Chains

  • Lemfreck

    17:50

  • Chupa Cabra

    Chinatown

  • Aeddan

    Calon Brwnt

  • Stalking Hawks

    Falling Down

  • Crystal Balloon

    Alchemy

  • Vacancy

    Stay Awake

  • Pretend Poets

    cool Calm Collected

  • Magugu

    Ojoro

  • Xëonz

    Sunshine

  • Trwbador

    Breakthrough (alt. mix) - extraxt

  • Trwbador

    Start Your Car

  • Dau Cefn

    Machynlleth

  • Richard James

    Cruel Mountain

  • Aidan Taylor

    Modular Minute (improvisation)

  • Lesbianhorse

    Till It Hurts

  • Trwbador

    Unreleased Demo

  • Anelog

    Y Môr

  • BADBADNOTGOOD

    Since You Asked Kindly

  • Rosie Bell

    The Rules You Follow

  • Metronomy

    The Upsetter

  • Hannah Philip

    Soia Rosa

  • Trwbador

    Several Wolves (Cotton Wolf remix)

  • Hail! The Planes

    Brother

  • James Yorkston

    Thinking About Kat

  • Trwbador

    Several Wolves (alt. acoustic mix)

  • Paint Happy

    Down

  • Pankhabilli

    Water On Mars

  • Estrons

    Aliens

  • Cold Committee

    Runback

  • The Clique

    We Didn't Kiss, We Didn't Love, But Now We Do Do

  • The People The Poet

    Molly Drove Me Away

Broadcast

  • Sat 28 Mar 201522:00
    BBC Radio Wales

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