heddlu Wales, UK
Heddlu is the new musical project by Rhodri Daniel. The Ceredigion native was a founding member of renowned Welsh band
Estrons.
Meaning ‘Police’ in Welsh, from the words ‘peace-force’, Heddlu's music has been true to its’ name, offering a force of peace to the songwriter, who is recovering from severe hearing damage.
((𝙃𝙚𝙖𝙩𝙝-er 𝙇𝙚-mur))
Not the actual Police.
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