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-Ah, wonderful.

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-More from Plu and Colorama later on.

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-I'm sure you've all heard

-of the band Brython Shag.

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-https://twitter.com/brythonshag

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-Either through

-their energetic rock music...

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-..or through abuse you've had

-from Ceri Cunnington at some gig.

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-https://cy.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ceri_Cunnington

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-Anyhow, they recently performed...

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-..at the Welsh Skiing Championships

-in Switzerland.

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-Yes, you did hear me correctly.

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-Ochr 1 gave them a camera.

-Here's what happened.

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-Who are you phoning?

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-I'm phoning the people who organized

-this whole thing.

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-Hello, bonjour.

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-Hi, are you OK?

-I had a missed call off you.

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-We're on the train.

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-We'll be in...

-Where are we meeting him?

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-We'll be in Aigle for 2.00pm.

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-https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/Aigle,+Switzerland/@46.3163686,6.9159753,12z/data=!3m1!4b

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-78e97c490d34e33:0xa936a5eb982cd218!8m2!3d46.3190253!4d6.970566

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-We've just reached Aigle.

-We're playing a mile that way.

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-It's about 25 degrees in the shade.

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-I'm dressed

-like a geriatric climber.

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-Eric Jones, eat your heart out.

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-My first impression of Aigle. We're

-about a mile away from the gig site.

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-The air feels healthy.

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-The ladies are Portuguese.

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-Obrigado.

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-The beers are flowing.

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-The views are incredible.

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-The views are absolutely incredible.

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-You've got to be here to see it.

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-You've got to be here to see it.

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-Antoine?

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-Nice to meet you.

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-Bonjour.

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-Nice to meet you.

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-They're a bit nervous

-about us playing here.

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-The last time a Welsh band

-played here, Moniars...

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-http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/local-news/spotlight-y-moniars-arfon-wyn-2743840

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-..they destroyed the place.

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-We have to be careful what we do.

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-Instantly, I feel we have a

-connection between Breton and Wales.

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-The language and feeling

-and everything.

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-It's not really something

-that you can explain.

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-Maybe only because it's Thursday.

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-By Sunday we'll be thinking,

-"get the fuck out of here."

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-The driver is on the phone.

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-But I think he's pretending

-he's on the phone...

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-..so he doesn't have

-to speak to Ceri.

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-Whoa!

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-We've just reached Champery

-where the gig is happening.

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-http://www.snowsportwales.co.uk/ski/welsh-alpine-championships/

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-From the minibus.

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-From the minibus.

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-We're off for a pint.

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-We're fucking filming!

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-We've just reached the gig's

-location, Champery, Switzerland.

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-There's the minibus.

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-This is the stage

-we're playing on tonight.

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-Look at that view.

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-How easy would it be

-to do something similar in Wales?

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-Simple, multi-function stage,

-outdoors with a view.

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-Simple!

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-I can't win.

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-How old? How old are we?

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-We're here finally.

-It didn't take that long, really.

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-We've seen the stage

-and we're in love with this place.

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-It's really smart.

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-Maybe by tonight,

-the skewers will come down.

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-The what?

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-Skewers? What are they?

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-Skiers.

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-When the skiers come down.

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-They are skiers, not skewers.

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-We don't ski. We've been invited

-to play somewhere where they ski.

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-It's the Welsh Ski Championships.

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-We don't ski, do we?

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-No.

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-No.

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-I don't know what to expect.

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-We don't know what kind of night

-it will be tomorrow.

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-It's all a bit skew-whiff...

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-After the break...

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-..more from Switzerland

-and songs from Plu and Colorama.

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-Welcome back.

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-We've still got songs and an

-interview from Plu and Colorama.

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-But first we return to Switzerland

-and Brython Shag.

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-Argh. Oh, I'm ill.

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-Mur de Grimpe.

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-What's a Grimpe?

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-There's a Grimpe.

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-There's another Grimpe.

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-And there's another Grimpe!

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-IMITATES RETCHING NOISE

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-What's happening today?

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-What's happening today?

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-The gig is today.

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-Here's what Cer drinks. No surprise.

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-We're on our way up the mountain

-in Switzerland.

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-We're clearing our heads.

-J is still in bed.

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-He's resting up.

-Look at where we are.

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-Can you say...

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-.."I'm really looking forward

-to seeing Brython Shag today."

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-What?

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-What?

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-Brython Shag.

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-Brython Shag?

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-Brython Shag?

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-Yes.

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-I really look forward

-to seeing Brython Shag.

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-Bollocks!

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-I'm not.

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-Are you coming to the concert?

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-Are you coming to the concert?

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-Yeah, of course.

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-Why not?

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-It's the best.

-That's why we're here.

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-The Swiss Alps.

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-This is nuts.

-We're on top of the alps.

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-A lot of people have asked us

-when the album's coming out.

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-There's nothing better than being

-a regional rock star here.

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-It's really relaxing.

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-Yes, we're starting now.

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-They've still got our instruments.

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-OK. Tara, tara.

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-The other band isn't coming

-so we might have to do two sets.

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-Cer doesn't know.

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-We don't have any instruments.

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-We're using their instruments.

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-Yes, I don't know.

-Something will turn up.

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-So we've got to play

-the same set twice.

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-Maybe.

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-Maybe.

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-Ask for double the money.

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-Yes.

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-Thank you very much.

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-We're from North Wales.

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-One, two, three...

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-Thanks very much. Merci beaucoup.

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-Thanks, Antoine,

-our sound technician.

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-Thank you. Diolch.

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-Merci.

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-We've just come off the stage

-after finishing the gig.

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-Some people have left but

-there's still a crowd by the bar.

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-They're a good bunch.

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-They're a good bunch.

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-Really good.

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-J'adore. I like your music.

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-Thank you, guys.

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-We'll walk as far as we can, lads.

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-It's time to head home. Champery,

-Switzerland, until next time!

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-Au revoir.

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-Carwyn and Plu, welcome to Ochr 1.

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-Thanks for coming in

-to record a session.

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-You've been working together

-for months now.

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-Elan, could you tell me

-how this project came about?

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-I think the discussion began

-back in September.

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-It was quite vague at the start.

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-We started working together.

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-That turned into recording an EP...

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-..which turned

-into recording an album.

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-Carwyn, were you familiar

-with Plu's work anyway?

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-Did you always want

-to work with them?

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-Yes. I was a fan.

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-I really wanted to work with voices

-and make a project with voices.

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-I wanted to concentrate on the songs

-and the sound of the voices.

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-Most of the songs were written

-by Carwyn even though we sing them.

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-It's a combination of both.

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-There are a lot of acoustic sounds.

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-We recorded a lot of it live too.

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-Did you start as a live project

-or did recording come first?

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-We recorded first.

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-On the tour, we played some Plu

-stuff and some Colorama stuff.

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-Then we'd come together

-at the end...

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-..and play some of the songs

-we'd recorded.

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-They were all quite new and fresh.

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-We'd only written and recorded

-them weeks before.

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-Most of the songs have evolved a lot

-with the overdubs.

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-There are various instruments

-and more vocals.

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-We were very excited and happy with

-what we created at Acapela studio.

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-It's turned into

-something different.

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-We're happier with it now.

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-I hope the feeling is still there.

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-The feeling of us as a small group

-singing and playing together.

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-As the original concept.

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-Tell us about the studio.

-Had you worked at Acapela before?

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-It's an old church, isn't it?

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-It's an old chapel.

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-It's very small

-as far as chapels go.

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-It feels like, even though it's got

-a high ceiling, it feels quite cosy.

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-They've blacked out the windows

-and put a lot of rugs down.

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-Even though it's a chapel,

-it feels warm and intimate.

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-It feels like a living room.

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-There's beautiful lighting.

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-There's a lot of wood

-which helps the sound.

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-It's a wonderful place to record.

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-There are great instruments there.

-A wonderful piano.

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-As a living room, it's great!

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-Carwyn, we're used to you

-writing for yourself...

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-..either for the Colorama project

-or Zarelli.

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-https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carwyn_Ellis#Zarelli

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-How did you go about

-writing for a group...

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-..when you already knew

-who they were and how they sounded?

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-I really enjoyed

-working with these guys.

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-They add so much to the words.

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-They helped me

-with the stuff I was singing...

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-..but also added so much

-to the stories I wanted to convey.

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-Do you feel you've had

-a different experience?

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-I imagine there's some arguing

-between the three of you...

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-..when you work on your own.

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-How does it compare

-to have someone else there?

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-Carwyn is the quiet, still centre

-amongst the storm.

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-Was he what the group needed?

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-No, it's just a new experience

-for us and me.

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-It's great to have another pair

-of ears to lend an opinion...

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-..and to listen to your opinion.

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-It's a positive

-and fresh way of working.

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