Ci Gofod’s latest release, “Rhedeg Yn Y Nos”, is a truly sensational showcase of his unique style and musical prowess. The Welsh singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist has once again taken inspiration from his father’s old 80s and funk records to create a blissful yet grooving indie rock song that’s sure to win over new fans.
The track, which translates to ‘Running At Night’, features dreamy guitar melodies that perfectly complement Ci Gofod’s chilled-out Welsh language vocals. The song has a distinctly soulful feel, with influences from the likes of Super Furry Animals and Sly And The Family Stone shining through.
Ci Gofod’s bedroom studio in the valleys of South Wales serves as the hub of his 80s-inspired soul-infused disco-funk grooves, and his live band brings his unique brand of indie funk euphoria alive on stage. With members including Josh David Read on keys, guitar and vocals, Lloyd Bastian on guitar and vocals, Quillian Thomas on bass, and Josh Cox on drums, the band is a well-oiled machine that perfectly spin Ci Gofod’s compositions in vibrant live musical form.
Ci Gofod’s music has already gained significant recognition, with his singles being featured on Adam Walton’s BBC Radio Wales show and BBC Radio Cymru. Aled Hugh’s BBC Radio Cymru show also ran an extensive interview in Welsh, highlighting the artist’s commitment to his heritage.
One of Ci Gofod’s most successful singles to date is “Lose the Pressure”, which has racked up almost fifty thousand streams on Spotify alone. With his mission to grace the airwaves and fill dancefloors with his energetic and flamboyant sound, Ci Gofod is quickly making an everlasting mark on the South Wales music scene. His music is a testament to his commitment to orchestrate aural melting pots of funk, indie, and neo-soul that pays ode to his Welsh heritage.
With his latest single “Rhedeg Yn Y Nos”, he serves up a dazzling song that’s a must-listen for fans of soulful, grooving music. Ci Gofod’s unique blend of funk and indie rock, as well as his commitment to his Welsh heritage makes his music stand out. With his sights firmly fixed on the South Wales music scene and beyond, there’s no doubt that Ci Gofod is a sonic force to be reckoned with. I highly recommend giving this track a listen and keeping an eye out for more music from this talented artist in the future!
Listen to Rhedeg Yn Y Nos below
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