Live in de centrale, Gent, Belgium, at the turn of the decade
Live in jamboree, 25.10.19
El Mundo Está Como Una Cabra - The World is like a [Crazy] Goat
A song for out times - the world is crazy and full of sadness, and terrible world leaders, but nevertheless we still like to party
Easy to be happy - Italy version
Recorded in Italy by Antonio Curedda, and filmed on location in Italy, Bulgaria, Catalonia, Germany, Algeria, Gent, Vienna, Cochabamba, Castelo De Vide, Oxfordshire, London and North Wales. Video edited by Kawoon Khamoosh and Liam S Rickard. Available to buy on www.CEGrecords.com/worldwide-welshman
Live in balabam
Worldwide Welshman's London lineup performing Wǒ xǐ huān nǐ de tóu fà 我喜欢你的头发 (I Like Your Hair) live in Balabam on 19.1.18, with additional clips from our gigs in Hooternanys Brixton and Biddle Bros during 2017.
The song wass released as a single on Chinese New Year 2019: "Chinese Song (ft. Muqi Li on Zheng)" ...add it now to your Chinese-Celtic-Fusion playlists.
The song wass released as a single on Chinese New Year 2019: "Chinese Song (ft. Muqi Li on Zheng)" ...add it now to your Chinese-Celtic-Fusion playlists.
"Stinging Nettles" from the same gig. Balabam was a great venue in Tottenham but is now gone
Worldwide Welshman & Beyond yn performio can gwerin Cymraeg, Ym Mhont-Y-Pridd Mae Nghariad, o casgliad John James, 1858
My first Christmas single, along with animated music video. Add it to your Christmas playlists
Live in ravensdale warehouse...
live in the community garden...
This video was filmed in the Grow Elephant Community Garden in spring 2017 and edited by Ray El Hajj
even older videos...
First gig of a new era of Worldwide Welshman, London lineup, formed in February 2017 for this charity gig, and then the lineup stuck.
I dedicate this song to refugees, and those who had not the means or the option to leave their situation. Performed here in my parent's garden in Wales in summer 2016.
In June 2016 I attended "Ethnoengland" a folk music summer camp in Oxford, England. It was a wonderful experience! Each participant brought a song or tune from their country to teach to the ensamble, and at the end of the week we performed our arrangements at Tandem Festival. Here's the one I taught them:
I grew up in Betws-Y-Coed. All things considered, it was a great upbringing in a beautiful place, and I was very lucky and had plenty of friends. But at the time, I didn't see it that way, as my parents would no doubt confirm if you were to meet them...
