Ify Iwobi, a key organiser of the Black Welsh Music Awards, shares her passion for Swansea and the significance of her dual identity in a recent conversation. As part of the Mirain Iwerydd series, she reflects on what Wales means to her, highlighting the connection between culture and music. You can listen to the full discussion on BBC Sounds.
The Black Welsh Music Awards celebrate the contributions of Black artists in Wales, highlighting their influence on the local music scene. This year, we recognise the work of artists who draw from a variety of genres, blending traditional Welsh sounds with contemporary influences. Their performances reflect the cultural heritage of Wales while also addressing themes relevant to the Black experience. By showcasing their talent, we aim to honour the creativity and dedication that these musicians bring to the stage, enriching the overall landscape of Welsh music. This celebration serves to acknowledge the important role these artists play in shaping the musical identity of Wales.
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“Dwi wrth fy modd gydag Abertawe!” ❤
Ify Iwobi, un o drefnwyr Gwobrau Cerddoriaeth Du Cymreig, yn trafod pwysigrwydd ei hunaniaeth ddeuol, a beth mae Cymru yn ei olygu iddi hi, fel rhan o gyfres Mirain Iwerydd o sgyrsiau gydag artistiaid a cherddorion MOBO.
Gwrandewch ar y sgwrs gyfan ar BBC Sounds 📲 Chwiliwch am ‘Mirain Iwerydd’
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