Culture & Youth

Compassionart songwriters record at Abbey Road

Compassionart, a charity based in Littlehampton, England, and dedicated to seeing works of art generate income for the poorest of the poor, reserved the famous Abbey Road Studios in London last week to begin recording songs written collectively at a retreat in January by a team of internationally recognised songwriters.

Several of these songwriters re-grouped in the UK for the recording, including: Paul Baloche, Stu G (Delirious?), Israel Houghton, Graham Kendrick, Matt Redman, Martin Smith (Delirious?) and Michael W Smith. The resulting music will be for a Compassionart studio album being planned for a late fall release.

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