Nolwenn Korbell is a versatile Breton artist whose talents span across singing, songwriting, acting, and television presenting. She is known for her engaging contributions to the contemporary Breton music scene, often drawing on her deep roots in the culture of Brittany, a Celtic region in France. Her music is characterized by its poetic lyricism, melding traditional Breton elements with modern folk and pop influences.

Korbell's discography includes albums that are highly regarded for their soulful expression of both personal and cultural narratives. With albums like "Noazh" and "Bemdez c'houloù," she has garnered critical acclaim and a dedicated following, particularly among Breton and Celtic music enthusiasts. Her song "N'eo ket echu" shows the resilience of the Breton language and culture, which she passionately promotes through her art. The release of "Skeud ho roudoù" further cemented her status as an important figure in the world of Celtic music, with a talent for capturing the spirit of her heritage while appealing to a wide audience through her contemporary style.