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EXCLUSIVE: The offending clip features an actor saying: 'Lots of lovely lush lilting alliteration and similes that go up and down quicker than Cerys Matthews' knickers in a Met Bar lavatory.'
Singer and BBC radio presenter Cerys Matthews ‘Gafr wen, wen, wen…” It’s a grey January morning, but a ray of sunshine is beaming down the phone line: the voice of Cerys Matthews, calling from her home in west London. Husky and sweet, instantly recognisable, and capable of bringing a golden shimmer to anything – even the interminable Welsh folk song Cyfri’r Geifr, which she’s just launched into on a whim. “Many people hate it. It’s about goats.” The sudden burst of song is a reminder of how rare a treat Matthews’s singing has become. The last album she sang on came out...