Pedair, a music ensemble that has been enchanting audiences with their unique blend of Welsh traditional music imbued with contemporary sensibilities, is an emerging force in the folk music scene. The band’s name, which means "four" in Welsh, reflects the union of their core members, and their music often features a harmonious blend of vocals, string instruments, and the occasional enchanting wind section. Intricately weaving the language and lore of Wales into their compositions, Pedair has managed to carve out a distinctive sonic identity that pays homage to the rich cultural tapestry of their homeland.

Their recent body of work encapsulates the allure and mysticism of Welsh culture, with titles such as "Machlud a Gwawr," which translates to "Sunset and Dawn," hinting at the cyclical nature of life, and "Saith Rhyfeddod," which stands for "Seven Wonders," conjuring images of ancient wonders and folk tales. "Mae 'na olau," meaning "There is light," embraces a hopeful tone, suggesting a guiding beacon amid darkness. Pedair also pays tribute to Welsh history through "Carol Nadolig Hedd Wyn," a Christmas carol honoring the famed Welsh poet, and "Cân Y Clo," a melodic narrative that echoes through time. With each release, Pedair continues to cement their reputation as contemporary custodians of Welsh musical heritage, attracting both traditional folk enthusiasts and a newer, younger audience seeking to rediscover their roots through music.