Cerys Hafana: Sad Welsh Harp Pop
From Welsh legends to Breton folk and the desire to get a bit weird with it
I am a regular reader of Jake Newby’s newsletter on new Chinese music, Concrete Avalanche, where he publishes brilliant posts like
this roundup of Chinese ambient (including a five-hour playlist), or
this story about the Daikou phenomenon, a black market that emerged in 1990s China around scrapped Western CDs and tapes.
When Jake approached me with the pr…
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