Worship artist Martin Smith shares what keeps him going
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Worship artist Martin Smith's brand-new album is as celebratory and uplifting as they come - a heady mix of gospel and rock, with a little sprinkling of 70s style funk. The record is simply titled 'Joy'. So after 30 plus years in the music business, what keeps the former Delirious frontman going? Martin sat down with our producer Max Avard to chat about it
Released on 6 Nov 2024
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