An interview with Bryde for Selector Radio

Watch singer-songwriter Bryde, live in session for Selector Radio.
In this interview, Bryde talks about finding her independence as a solo artist and gives her tips for any young musicians wanting to follow in her footsteps.
Don't forget to check out the full live session featuring cuts from her 2018, Welsh Music Prize nominated album, Like An Island and you can find our other live Selector sessions from the likes of Frank Turner, Hers, Nabihah Iqbal, Prides, The Orielles and many more ...
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Massive talent

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So most of what Inspires me musically is ANYTHING but Acoustic and Sarah Howell's Happens to fall outside the Category of what I'm normally into.
That Stated Bryde aka Sarah and her music makes the Hair on the back of my neck stand up on a regular basis.

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Why group yourself into any category? You are a human being. A unique and wonderful individual mind. You don't need to categorise yourself. You are just you. No offence intended by the way. You can call yourself whatever you want.