Unlocked/Datgloi is an album of 10 songs, created by 10 different communities, working with 5 Live Music Now musicians, over 5 Welsh counties, strengthening connections with their local area through sung stories of local heritage.

I Have A Story was written through discussions with staff and members of Oasis Refugee Centre in Cardiff. The building itself was chosen as a piece of local heritage that now houses a huge programme of community outreach to refugees and asylum seekers coming to Wales, giving life to many through the activities that take place there, a beacon of hope beyond the building itself.

Oasis Cardiff started in a small church room with 3 volunteers - founder Reynette Roberts MBE and 2 Iranian asylum seekers in 2008. They were open just 3 days a week serving tea and coffee with roughly 30 visitors a day, but soon outgrew their premises moving to the YMCA Sports Hall then Tavs Centre before moving to their current location in an old church building in Splott, just outside of Cardiff City Centre where they have been for over 6 years.

Now one of the biggest refugee and asylum seeker support centres in the UK with over 150 visitors each day from around the globe, this includes people from Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Sudan, El Salvador, and Ivory Coast among many other countries. They encourage integration within the local community and culture but we also learn and share the cultures and traditions their visitors bring with them. Music in particular is a big part of their provision.

Jordan Price Williams is a folk musician from Cardiff who performs as part of Vri, Elfyn and No Good Boyo, mainly on cello, whistle and vocals. He has been part of Live Music Now with the chamber folk group Vri since 2016.