Gwyneth Glyn is a prominent Welsh singer-songwriter and poet whose work is deeply rooted in the cultural and linguistic heritage of Wales. Born in Cricieth, Gwynedd, Glyn’s music is a blend of traditional Welsh folk influences and contemporary sounds, which has garnered her critical acclaim within the Welsh music scene and beyond. Her nuanced storytelling through music, often in the Welsh language, captures the emotional landscape of human experiences, as well as a profound connection to the land and community.

Her album "Tro," released in 2017, showcases Glyn's talent for blending her poetic prowess with evocative melodies, creating a soundscape that's both haunting and heartfelt. The release of singles such as "Paid a Deud" and "Tocyn unffordd i lawenydd" further exemplifies her ability to capture the zeitgeist of Welsh culture and contribute to its evolution and propagation. Beyond her solo work, Glyn has collaborated with other artists and has been involved in various cultural projects, making her a versatile and respected figure in the arts. An ambassador for the Welsh language, Gwyneth Glyn continues to enchant audiences with her lyrical depth and melodic warmth, solidifying her position as a leading voice in contemporary Welsh folk music.