| Member Since | 2/27/2006 | | Band Members | Owen Lloyd Evans, Elwyn Williams, Jochen Eisentraut, Ged Lynch, Dave Browning, Ged Lynch, Jackie Williams, Steve Eaves, Mirain Haf, Dave Wrench, "Funky" Pete Walton, Daniel John Martin, Tim Harries, Roy Dodds, Nolwenn Korbell, Soig Siberil, Gwyn "Maffia" Jones, Huw Warren, Andy Hay, James Goodman, Mark Lockheart, Phil Alexander, Mark Jones, Mark Williams, Nia Gwyn Evans, Gwyneth Glyn, Ed Holden, Aneirin Karadog, Gwyn Evans, Andy MacKenzie
| | Influences | John Martyn, Ann Griffiths, Billie Holiday, Eddi Reader, Roisin Murphy, Carpenters, Shirley Horn, Dyffryn Ogwen, Nina Simone, Mahalia Jackson, Penmon, Daniel Lanois, Judee Sill, Mozart, Bill Evans, Amy Winehouse, David Lloyd, John Coltrain, Pantycelyn, Thelonious Monk, Dad, Endaf Emlyn, Mary Coughlan, Aretha Franklin, James Taylor, Maria Callas, Bessie Smith, Y Beibl, Lizz Wright, Ella Fitzgerald, U2, Lea Owen, Trashcan Sinatras, Penmon,Chet Baker, His Bobness, Iwan, Emmylou Harris, His Frankness, Bjork, Sinead O'Connor, Joni Mitchell, Y Boncathod, Jolie Holland, Jill Scott, Errol Garner, Erykah Badu, T.H.Parry Williams, hen emynau a chaneuon gwerin, Cor Meibion y Penrhyn, Ciara Civello, Manon, Bananarama, Rufus Wainwright, Kate Bush, the Beatles, Sumudu, Nina Simone, Labi Siffre, Rhiwlas, Steve Reich, Beatles, Doris Day, Carole King, Gillian Welch, storm, y Prifeirdd Iwan Llwyd a Ieuan Wyn, Khalil Gibran, the Ogwen Valley, Eva Cassidy, Mam, Afon Menai, Aziza Mustafa Zadeh, Harry Nilsson, Lena Horn, Howard Milner, Tom Waits, Etta James, Norah Jones, Lleiniog, Peggy Lee, June Tabor, Jack Kerouak, Ceiriog, Bob Marley, My Nain Bont, Maria Rita . . . ond yn fwy na dim, swn yr adar a'r nant a'r gwynt. Rain on the roof. Tawelwch. Y mor. Silence. Cariad. Duw.
| | Sounds Like | "Accompanied by piano and bass, or occasionally playing guitar alone, she delivered a set of songs drawn from sources as diverse as Welsh hymnody and Bob Dylan as well as her own compositions. This is the sort of gig that couldn't have happened at pre-Cheltenham Greenbelt, with the delicacy and clarity of the performance needing a proper concert hall rather than a tent. Most of the songs were sung in Welsh, and in one of the English songs she drew a tongue-in-cheek portrait of the record executives' assessment of her music - "The language that you sing/It won't bring in the bling" - but this didn't seem to put off the audience even at an English festival. Stylistically, Lleuwen's performance ranged from classically-tinged hymnody, gentle blues and jazz and with one up-tempo jazz number given added rhythm by a guesting beatboxer. With the right backing, Lleuwen could be a star in the same mould as Eva Cassidy or even another Greenbelt discovery, Corinne Bailey Rae. But I have to say that the record executives are probably right about the language barrier." GREENBELT : THE MUSIC REVIEWS
 "Steffan, blessed with a voice of archetypal Welsh beauty—sim | | Record Label | Babel Label + Sain | | Type of Label | Indie |
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