Beth Frazer (born 13th August 1994) is a singer, songwriter and musician from Wales, United Kingdom. From a young age, she developed a big passion for performing and regularly competed and succeeded in local competitions.

 

She studied Music and Drama for her GCSE's and went on to study Performing Arts in Coleg Menai. At 15, she picked up a guitar and taught herself how to play and it became a big part of her performances. When she finally had the confidence, she uploaded covers on YouTube gaining thousands of views!

 

At the age of 16, Beth began performing professionally, gigging all over the UK in various events and venues. Her repetoire includes songs from the 60's to modern day and is bilingual, singing in Welsh and in English.

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In 2011 she released her first E.P. in Welsh featuring three tracks; Agora Dy Galon, Teithio and Pedair Wal (Open your heart, Journey, Four Walls) and even to this day they are played almost daily on local radio stations Capital FM, Mon FM and BBC Radio Cymru/Wales. The E.P. included radio and televised interviews.

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She was at the height of her career when in 2014, Beth fell ill and was diagnosed with a brain tumour that was too dangerous to be removed in this country. Her life and condition quickly deteriorated and she was left in a wheelchair - unable to walk - and bed bound. 

After people from all over the world donated to raise £60,000 for pioneering surgery by Dr Charles Teo in Sydney, Australia, the tumour was removed but Beth is still very much in recovery.

 

For the moment Beth is concentrating on writing her original songs and recording from her home studio, also uploading YouTube videos - mostly covering songs from other artists.

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