Born and bred in Cardiff, Heather learnt Welsh as a second language, and has been at the forefront of Welsh folk singing in both languages since the 70s. She is not confined to one style, and can turn her vocal ability to the field of rock, ballad and blues with natural ease.
As a singer and composer, Heather has the ability to convey her personal experiences with intense candour. Her great strength is that she takes the art of singing seriously and always strives for the best. Heather is still captivating audiences throughout Wales with a style which emanates from a warm, witty and positive personality.
In 2005 Finders Keepers Records released the collection 'Welsh Rare Beat' that featured some of her early tracks:

The Observer Music Monthly "recommended 10" (August 2005):

Goreuon Heather Jones
Jones is one third of the 'holy trinity' of Welsh musicians (alongside Meic Stevens and Geraint Jarman). Hardly surprising, then, that Goreuon Heather is a memorable collection of the nation's cultural ambassador's folk and rock material.

In October 2006 Heather released a new album called Enaid meaning ‘soul’, and is joined by singer-songwriters Gwilym Morus and Gwyneth Glyn. Other composers include Ynyr Roberts, Geraint Jarman, Hywel Gwynfryn, Gwenno Dafydd and Meic Stevens.