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And strong, and and this is what he thinks of you. So this is a song called to make you feel my love and this goes out to you. Okay. When the rain is blowing in your face. And The world is on your case. I get for you. Make you feel. When the leaves and the stars. There's no one there to tears. I can hold you for me. To make you feel alive.

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'Fields of Gold' as sung by 19 year old Bronwen Lewis on BBC1's, The Voice. All I can say is WOW! I WANT her album already! Such a beautiful piece and made e

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Bronwen Lewis, y gantores o Flaen Dulais, yn canu un o'i chaneuon gwreiddiol ar Noson Lawen - Ti a Fi / Bronwen Lewis, singer from Seven Sisters, performs o

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My new CD ‘Live in Swansea’ from the Max Boyce Tour 2019 is available to buy now!!! 8 songs, all live on piano and guitar with audience interaction too! £6 each plus £1 postage. Simply email Bronwen.lewis@hotmail.co.uk with : You will then get a receipt email with the bank details needed for transfer. Thanks so much! As well as having an album launch in London on the 23rd of May (see below for details on that), I’m having a Swansea album launch on THURSDAY THE 1ST OF JUNE 2017 at Mal Pope’s amazing  new venue ‘THE HYST’ on High Street in Swansea.

Doors open 7pm, tickets available online at £5 (plus 50p booking fee) or on the door at £6 a ticket!

Tuesday May 23rd from 7pm at the London Welsh Centre, Grays Inn Road.Tickets available online via this link at £5 (inc 50p booking fee) https://www.wegottickets.com/event/399334 or £6 on the door!

I can FINALLY share my debut single WIDE EYED LOVE with you all!This track was written with the amazing Judie Tzuke, Graham Kearns and John Reynolds, and produced by John at his studio in London.Every instrument and vocal you can hear was created between the two of us in the studio and I’m so proud of the final product. Thank you to everyone involved!The official video was filmed by Elis Roberts and his team in North Wales and I enjoyed every minute of it, even though singing down a camera lens was a bit of a new experience!Here’s the link to download the single for 99p :- http://www.sainwales.com/store/gwymon/gwymon-ll023

You’ll be re-directed to iTunes from there.Feel free to share with your friends and hit like if you enjoyed it!

I’ve worked with some of the best talents in Wales and I’m excited to release the finished product very soon.

I will post when it is available to buy via Amazon, Itunes and most music shops across Wales and the UK.

Big thanks to everyone for your support and to everyone who helped make the album so beautiful and bursting with emotion.

Here’s another Live Session I did with the talented guys at SpitItOutTv on a beautiful rooftop in Camden on a sunny Summer’s day.

The woman who became a Radio 1 sensation for translating famous pop

Bronwen Lewis has gone viral for her Welsh Language translations of songs (Image: Bronwen Lewis). After her cover of George Ezra's number 1 hit went viral - being viewed over 70,000 times to date A musician from Neath has become a radio sensation after her Welsh language translations of popular pop songs were viewed hundreds of thousands of times on TikTok.

Singer songwriter Bronwen Lewis was featured on BBC Radio 1's breakfast show with Greg James for two consecutive days after gaining a following for her versions of well known hits.

The 27-year-old, originally from Seven-Sisters in the Dulais Valley, has been performing bilingually for over a decade - but her covers of well known chart toppers have gained her national attention.

Bronwen, who began her career with an appearance on The Voice in 2013, started posting videos on TikTok last year.

After all in person music events came to a halt due to the pandemic, Bronwen began posting her Welsh translations on the app in an attempt to bring Welsh language music to a new audience.

After her cover of George Ezra's number 1 hit went viral - being viewed over 70,000 times to date - Bronwen quickly grew a following on the app.

Just days later, her Welsh language cover of the Christina Perri song A Thousand Years was viewed over 190,000 times and gathered 27,000 likes.

After an interview on BBC Radio Wales to discuss the videos, Bronwen was then featured on BBC Radio 1 on Thursday and Friday with presenter Greg James featuring her creations.

"A lot of people have said to me today 'it sounded like you had paid for the promotion on there' - he really went in. He kept mentioning my name and played two TikToks in full.

"I mean to get three minutes on Radio 1 is like goldust so for him to do that he obviously loves the welsh language and loved what I was doing.

"To have promotion like that to how many millions of people without even knowing or asking for it - I know nobody linked to Greg James - is just incredible. And that shows the power of twitter and social media doesn't it."

After posting a live reaction video to her being played on Thursday's show, Bronwen was invited onto the breakfast show on Friday morning to perform a new cover as well as play 'wrong uns' - a popular game in which contestants must give the wrong answers to questions.

"One of my friends was ringing me and I was like 'why is she ringing so early' so I cancelled and then she messaged then like “you’re on Radio 1” and my parents did too, and I was thinking maybe they’d got it wrong and thought someone must’ve made a mistake.

"I’ve always done things independently, I don’t have a massive record label behind me, I haven't got a management and agent but have always just thought that that is a million miles away.

"It just shows the power of social media and the power that if someone high up likes what you are doing they will back you all the way.

"And as well I was thinking of everyone at home listening, when he said 'I hope any Welsh speakers out there are singing along' and that was just such a moment for me to hear Welsh Language music on Radio 1."

Since appearing on The Voice, Bronwen has released an album as well as performed Bread and Roses in the BAFTA winning film Pride and toured with Max Boyce.

Bronwen said that while she has always promoted the Welsh language in her performances, seeing the reaction after being featured on the breakfast show and going viral has been amazing.

"You know I’ve been to big record labels after The Voice and been asked to keep the Welsh to a minimum, or been told that Welsh isn’t commercial and I’ve been told that for years and years and I’ve always thought 'no I’m going to carry on doing what I think is right and works' so it’s a big moment of reflection for me today.

"I had 10 followers and that first one went viral and then I had like 10,000 followers overnight and I thought ‘this is mental’.

"TikTok is the new place where you can actually start a career and I didn’t take it seriously enough to be honest. There’s so many people on there now that I follow on all social media because I’ve found them on TikTok. I honestly thought I’d just post pictures of my cat and my boyfriend forever but I need to take it more seriously now.

"Shotgun went viral first and got 9,000 likes and that is amazing and then I did ‘A thousand years’ and that got 27,000 likes and 190k views and I just thought ‘waw this is mental’ and so I started asking for requests then. Somebody requested someone you love which is what Greg played."

"With Tiktok its complete chance if you go viral. Then one of my videos blew up, then another and it went from there really.

"You’ve got kids tagging each other and sharing it and saying ‘look at this it’s cool’ and that’s always what I wanted for the Welsh language to be cool because it wasn’t cool for me in school you know.

"I wanted to try and turn that on it’s head and show that the Welsh language is just as cool as the English language."

Bronwen started translating songs when she started gigging aged 15 after finding she was running out of traditional Welsh songs to include in her setlist.

She said that the reaction the first time she performed Fields of Gold in Welsh was like nothing she had come across before.

Bronwen auditioned for The Voice with this song and her audition has now been viewed over 1.9m times on the BBC's YouTube channel.

While Bronwen is a fluent Welsh Speaker, she says that she hopes Welsh Translations of popular songs - as well as mainstream coverage - will open up the language to a larger audience.

"I think for a while, and coming from a family with not fully Welsh speakers, growing up the Welsh Music industry did feel a little bit exclusive.

"But I get it, they were protecting themselves as an industry. But what I’m trying to do is make it inclusive," she said.

"Like my parents don't speak much Welsh for example and you know they’d come to my gigs and get on board with it but wouldn't fully understand it - but they love the translations because it makes them feel a part of it.

"I think some people are a bit protective of the language and think ‘we can’t possibly singe Ed Sheeran we need to write originals’ but I just think anything that gets the Welsh Language onto a bigger stage and is more inclusive is so worthwhile.

"I just think the more people we have - fluent, speak a little bit or don't speak any at all - supporting the welsh language the better. Lets not build any walls on it.

"To have people singing it back - and people who don’t speak the language - saying good things about it is the ultimate, it’s a big win for me."

Before the coronavirus pandemic ground the live music industry to a halt, Bronwen would spend her weekend performing at events across Wales and the UK.

However, over the last year every Friday she has brought the stage to her living room by live streaming performances.

"I’ve done 41 virtual shows now since last March, I realised this week that even when we’re out of lockdown it will be a long time until we’re fully back to normal.

"Even when the pubs open people are still watching, I think a lot of people have realised this year that their kitchen is the best bar they’ve ever been to.

"It’s just a bit of a laugh, nothing too serious, I’m just singing through my phone and providing a bit of entertainment."

The weekly virtual shows, which are consistently watched by thousands of people have helped Bronwen fundraise after her income was slashed dramatically by the pandemic.

"They've [the viewers] have managed to raise a lot of money for me through tips. I don’t ask for tips but I do put a link up and say if anyone wants to give a few tips then brilliant.

"Anyone can watch for free because I don’t want to exclude anyone who’s having a tough time financially but just anything is really appreciated.

"Every part of my job means talking and being in close contact with people so I realised there’s just no way I could do it unless I moved it online.

"And to be honest in this time when everything basically stopped, their tips has helped to pay for my second album which is coming out this summer which is unbelievable."

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The Voice. Ymddangosodd Bronwen Lewis yng nghyfres The Voice yn 2013, a chanu ei fersiwn ddwyieithog unigryw o ‘Fields of Gold’ gan Sting – a chael ymateb digon cymysg am wneud hynny. “Yn y lle cynta’, ges i lot o bobol yn dweud – fel allwch chi ddisgwyl – “os ’dyn nhw ddim yn deall y Gymraeg, falle fyddwch chi ddim yn mynd bronwen lewis make you feel my love

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