Both Cerys Hafana and Lemoncello are described as folk artists, and both have strong links to the traditional music of their homelands, but in both cases, their music can’t be easily slotted into genre categories; rich cultural influences merge and both create music from the tensions that exist there or in the creative clashes of their upbringings. Each subverts the expectations that their instruments (triple harp or cello) and gentle vocals might create, with lyrics and themes that allude to something more unsettling or raw. Both have an irreverent, DIY approach to their creative endeavours, be it Blu-tak on harp strings, making their own videos or returning to the streets to busk in an algorithm defying move.