Red River Dialect

Red River Dialect – "Snowdon" (Weekly Music Roundup)

Gig Alerts | Jul 29, 2019

Red River Dialect – "Snowdon" (Weekly Music Roundup)

The British folk rock band called Red River Dialect has a new album coming out which they recorded in Wales. And the imagery of Welsh mythology and the Welsh landscape had a big part in shaping this new batch of songs. This track, called "Snowdon", is named after the highest mountain in Wales, and the song essentially follows singer David Morris’s voice as it climbs up, acquiring more instrumental accompaniment from the band as it goes. "Snowdon" by the band Red River Dialect is part of our Weekly Music Roundup.

 

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