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fade files - electronic pop group
Dyddiau Dyfodol yw sengl newydd Fade Files, a gafodd ei gyd-gynhyrchu yng Nghaerdydd gyda Kris Jenkins.
Dyddiau Dyfodol is Fade Files’ new single, produced in Cardiff, Wales in collaboration with Kris Jenkins.
To download for free from 21/5/2018.
Cychwynnodd Fade Files yn 2012 pan wnaeth Stefan Schmid o Fribourg, Swistir a Richard Griffiths o Gaerdydd dechrau gwneud miwsig electronig gyda’i gilydd. Wedi’i ysbrydoli gan ddull The Postal Service o gydweithio o bell, fe wnaeth Stefan a Richard swapio ffeiliau ar-lein cyn recordio demos yn Fribourg a Caerdydd. Pan ymunodd Mark Hopgood, cerddor o Lundain, yn 2015 fe ddatblygodd y prosiect ymhellach, wedi’i ddylanwadu gan electro-pop o’r saithdegau ac wythdegau cynnar, yn o gystal â grwpiau cyfoes megis Cromatics a LCD Soundsystem. Er ei fod yn seiliedig yn bennaf yng Nghaerdydd, mae Fade Files hefyd yn recordio yn y Swistir, Ffrainc a Llundain.
Fade Files began in 2012 when Stefan Schmid from Fribourg, Switzerland and Richard Griffiths from Cardiff, Wales began making electronic music together. The pair had known one another since collaborating on songs for Stefan’s Swiss-based band, Marvin. Inspired by the Postal Service’s method of trans-state collaboration, Stefan and Richard began sharing files online, before meeting up to demo tracks in Fribourg and Cardiff. When Mark Hopgood, a London-based electronic musician, joined in 2015 the group further finessed their sound through a shared love of seventies and eighties electro-pop as well as contemporary groups such as Chromatics and LCD Soundsystem. Although based primarily in Cardiff, Wales, Fade Files also record in Switzerland, France and London, and are working towards an album for release in 2018.
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