Cate Le Bon, Audiobooks, Estrons and more nominated for 2019 Welsh Music Prize
29 October 2019, 12:51
| Written by
Cerys Kenneally
The 12 finalists for this year's Welsh Music Prize have been revealed, including Cate Le Bon, Audiobooks, Estrons, and others.
The Welsh Music Prize, now in it's eighth year, has announced the 12 albums up for a chance of winning this year's prize.
Last year saw Boy Azooga take home the Welsh Music Prize for their debut album 1,2, Kung Fu!.
Welsh Music Prize 2019 Shortlist
- Accu - Echo the Red
- Audiobooks - Now! (in a minute)
- Carwyn Ellis and Rio 18 - Joia!
- Cate Le Bon - Reward
- Deyah - Lover Loner
- Estrons - You Say I'm Too Much I Say You're Not Enough
- HMS Morris - Inspirational Talks
- Lleuwen - Gwn Glan Beibl Budur
- Lucas J Rowe - Touchy Love
- Mr - Oesoedd
- Adwaith - Melyn
- Vri - Ty Ein Tadau
The final winner of the 2019 Welsh Music Prize will be announced on 27 November at The Coal Exchange in Cardiff. Find out more.
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