Rona Mac is a trailblazer for expression within music. Rona (she/her,) is a self-invented, genre-fusing, queer singer-songwriter whose music is centred around her signature voice, painting a picture with her emotional lyrics. Her music is produced from home in West Wales and the sound of her tracks are a representation of rolling hills and idyllic rural fields, with ambient and emotional instrumentation.

Her music encourages people to open up and connect. Speaking about this Rona says: “If I can talk about things we’ve been told we shouldn’t, and help people connect to feelings they tucked away in their teens, then I’ll be happy when I’m old.”

Her latest offering ‘Pennies’ showcases her staple sound. A minimal but infectious groove that provides strong foundations for guitar chords and synth lines to intertwine. Her raw vocals sit on top providing emotion in places but also swirling in the mix with heavenly backing vocals creating a tranquil wall of sound as she discusses the topic of stress. Speaking further about this she says: “This song is about weighing up and juggling many things, caught in a frenzy of 5 jobs, being broke and a bit broken, and considering moving in with my girlfriend 1 month into the relationship to save on money, rather than waiting for the right time. I felt I was losing myself in a rising tide.”