‘Songwriting instead of doomscrolling’: project inspires Port Talbot to tune into its heritage
The original songs are being professionally recorded for an album, including a composition created by Llwyncelyn primary school . Photograph: Nia Medi Evans/Medi Public RelationsView image in fullscreenThe original songs are being professionally recorded for an album, including a composition created by Llwyncelyn primary school . “Before I did this, I didn’t really have a connection to the history and storytelling aspect of folk music, and how much it’s about community and telling the stories of normal people ...
- ▪The original songs are being professionally recorded for an album, including a composition created by Llwyncelyn primary school .
- ▪Photograph: Nia Medi Evans/Medi Public RelationsView image in fullscreenThe original songs are being professionally recorded for an album, including a composition created by Llwyncelyn primary school .
- ▪“Before I did this, I didn’t really have a connection to the history and storytelling aspect of folk music, and how much it’s about community and telling the stories of normal people ...
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The original songs are being professionally recorded for an album, including a composition created by Llwyncelyn primary school . Photograph: Nia Medi Evans/Medi Public RelationsView image in fullscreenThe original songs are being professionally recorded for an album, including a composition created by Llwyncelyn primary school . Photograph: Nia Medi Evans/Medi Public RelationsWales‘Songwriting instead of doomscrolling’: project inspires Port Talbot to tune into its heritageCommunity groups and schools work with Wales’s folk arts organisation to set stories of the area’s people to musicBethan McKernan, Wales correspondent Thu 17 Sep 2026 09.46 EDTLast modified on Thu 17 Sep 2026 09.51 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleGrowing up in Wales, Liz Puleston-Jones was familiar with the…
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