Georgia Ruth
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On her third album, Mai, Welsh Music Prize winner Georgia Ruth returns to her roots.
Moving back to her native Aberystwyth following the birth of her first child, she recorded the album in the town's Grade-II listed Joseph Parry Hall, over the course of one week in Spring 2019.
These are songs written from within the depths of a house, during stolen moments. About new motherhood, and the search for ritual. About being lost, and being found again. About gardens growing under doors in the depths of night, and days being let back in through a window. Mai is a meditation on finding hope and renewal in the seasons, in a world where the certainty of spring feels increasingly fragile.
Don't miss this special performance by one of Wales' most compelling voices.
A dazzling debut, rich with sweet pain and joy The Independent
Her own debut is a wonder, full of longing and melody MOJO
One of the British folk discoveries of the year The Guardian
Georgia is finding her own distinct voice Q Magazine
Ar ei thrydydd albwm, mae Georgia Ruth yn mynd i afael a'i gwreiddiau.
Yn dilyn genedigaeth ei phlentyn cyntaf, symudodd y cerddor a'i theulu yn ôl i'r dre lle'i magwyd hi - Aberystwyth. Recordiwyd 'Mai' yn Neuadd Joseph Parry, dros gyfnod o wythnos yng Ngwanwyn 2019.
Dyma gasgliad o ganeuon a sgwennwyd o grombil t?, tra bod plentyn bach yn cysgu.
Caneuon am y profiad o fod yn fam newydd, a'r ymgais i drio canfod defodau fyddai'n cyfleu'r newid byd. Am y teimlad o golli dy hunain, a chanfod dy hunain o'r newydd. Am y gerddi sy'n tyfu dan ddrysau cefn ynghanol y nos, a'r dyddiau sy'n llifo nôl drwy'r ffenest. Wrth wraidd y cyfan mae geiriau bythol Eifion Wyn - Gwn ei ddyfod, fis y mêl.
Myfyrdod ydi Mai ar geisio darganfod gobaith yn y tymhorau, mewn byd lle mae sicrwydd Gwanwyn yn teimlo'n fwyfwy bregus.
Peidiwch â cholli perfformiad arbennig gan un o leisiau fwyaf unigryw Cymru.
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