Glass Pear

Glass Pear is the dreamy indie-pop project of British singer-songwriter Yestyn Griffiths, a London-based artist known for crafting shimmering, introspective tunes. Starting his musical journey in the mid-2000s after initially playing in the band Joe & the Soul, Griffiths carved his own path with a signature blend of melodic warmth and lyrical vulnerability. His music, like the sun-dappled tracks "Made of Gold" and "Sweet America," often pairs wistful storytelling with lush, atmospheric arrangements. Fun fact: He’s the brother of fellow musician Jem (famous for "They Might Be Giants" and "Just a Ride"), and the siblings have occasionally collaborated, including on the nostalgic anthem "Sweet America." With releases like the tender "Until the Morning Comes" and the self-titled "Glass Pear," his work feels like a cozy late-night drive through city lights—quietly anthemic and full of heart.