Brigyn is a contemporary Welsh music duo comprised of brothers Ynyr and Eurig Roberts. Hailing from Snowdonia in North Wales, their music is deeply rooted in the Welsh language and culture, yet it transcends boundaries by incorporating elements from various genres, including folk, indie, and pop. The bilingual duo often seamlessly blends traditional Welsh sounds with modern musical trends, creating a unique soundscape that is both evocative of their heritage and appealing to a broader audience.

Since forming Brigyn in the early 2000s, Ynyr and Eurig have earned acclaim for their inventive approach to music and their ability to craft songs that capture the essence of Welsh identity while embracing global influences. Their discography, which includes "Gadael Bordeaux," "Lloer," and "Dulog," showcases their versatility and innovative spirit. Albums like "Brigyn 4" and "Brigyn 3" solidify their reputation as artists who are not afraid to experiment while staying true to their roots. Their dedication to their craft and their country has seen them bring Welsh music to new heights, with tracks such as "Home," "One Way Streets," "Yr Arth a'r Lloer," and their rendition of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" ("Haleliwia") in Welsh language, further exemplifying their skill in creating music that resonates beyond linguistic barriers. With "Ailgylchu," they continue to push the envelope, proving that Brigyn is not only a musical act but a cultural phenomenon within and beyond Wales.