Music in the Welsh language has developed and branched out across various genres over the years, breaking the mold of "boys with guitars", said Molly Palmer.
The musician Tara Bandito noted it was "exciting" to witness "women really pushing boundaries" in the Welsh language music scene.
It marks the 10th anniversary of Welsh Language Music Day, with a focus this year on grassroots and community venues throughout Wales.
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The show's host and DJ, Molly Palmer, mentioned that listeners don't have to comprehend the song lyrics to appreciate the music.
"There's no reason why songs that aren't in English can't be incredibly successful," she said, citing the example of K-pop star PSY's "Gangnam Style," which broke records and topped the charts despite being in Korean.
That song was my introduction to the concept of multiple languages being mainstream in music. There's no justification for why the Welsh language can't be prominent in that arena, given the exceptionally talented group of musicians residing in Wales.
She mentioned that when she was initially exposed to Welsh language music, "it was all men with guitars" but now there is a "world of variety, of genre - there really is something out there for everyone".
Welsh singer Tara Bandito said that the Welsh language music scene "has evolved so much", is "extremely diverse now", and is still growing.
She indicated that "it has become such an inclusive scene and seems to be buzzing".
The musician stated that the scene was gaining recognition, but "there is a long way to go."
Gruff Rhys accomplished it greatly, and it went extremely well, making the Super Furries huge. Hopefully, it will continue on the same path.
When Bandito visits schools to perform and interact with children through Welsh language music, she expressed her surprise at how well-acquainted they were with the language already.
She mentioned that she believes teachers and parents "are cultivating a love for the Welsh language through music now" and "children appear to be embracing it".
World-renowned opera singer Bryn Terfel will be one of the four coaches with diverse musical backgrounds who will occupy the iconic red chairs with the goal of identifying the most talented Welsh musicians.