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Glass Pear is a Welsh singer and songwriter, born Yestyn Griffiths.
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Glass Pear is a Welsh singer and songwriter, born Yestyn Griffiths.
The Welsh singer is the younger brother of recording artist Jem. [1]
After co-writing songs for Jem's first album, Finally Woken , and the follow-up, Down To Earth , Griffiths sent a 4 track demo to the DJ Nic Harcourt of KCRW. Harcourt's early support for the tracks "Last Day Of Your Life" and "Vultures" was instrumental in getting the music heard. In late 2008, the producers of 90210 chose "Last Day Of Your Life" to end the first episode of the new series and Grey's Anatomy used the track in early 2009.
In October 2009, CW series The Vampire Diaries used Glass Pear's song "Wild Place" and "Say It Once" for season 8 of their hit series One Tree Hill . Fox's hit TV series Bones followed with a prominent placing of "My Ghost" in November towards the end of the episode. The first album, Streets of Love, was released on Griffith’s own label, WOL Records.
"Until the morning comes", a special collaboration with Jem, was released in December 2009.
An eight song EP, Sweet America, was released in August 2010.
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