Bronwen Lewis is a 25 year old singer songwriter from the Dulais Valley in South Wales. She has played piano from the age of 5 and taught herself guitar from the age of 13. She is bilingual, and on her Blind Audition for The Voice Series 2 she sang a Welsh/English take on ‘Fields of Gold’ by Sting on Piano.
From this she gained a role in the BAFTA award winning film Pride, in which she sang the soundtrack theme Bread and Roses. Also from her take on a Sting classic, she was lucky enough to meet producer Hugh Padgham, who recorded the original Fields of Gold. They worked together on an EP of 5 tracks (3 original), that got national radio plays.
She have gigged and written songs since she was 15 (in both Welsh and English), and she is currently co-writing with a number of wonderful talents such as Charlie Dore, Judie Tzuke and Martin Goddard. Her first album ‘Home’ was released in 2016 with Welsh record label and made it to Radio Wales’ Record of the Week.
She is a creative at heart, and studied Graphics and Illustration at St Martin’s College last year. She lived in London while studying and wrote songs and design all her own album art. Her family are creative and musical, her father, uncle and grandad are all apart of the same choir and she got her artistic side from her mother, who studied in printing and interior design.
She continues to gig all over the UK, most recently on the last 3 tours with the one and only Max Boyce back in January this year, where they sold out 31 dates.
