2003. In 2007, he wrote his first book, 'I Could Sing Of Your Love Forever', with Martin Smith, chronicling their times during the band. In 2008, he joined the CompassionArt songwriters team, contributing towards their first self-titled album and book. Post Delirious? When Delirious? announced their planned split in 2008, Stu G was quick to reassure fans through his blog that he would be continuing in the music industry, and later hinted that he would work on projects with bassist Jon Thatcher. Thatcher confirmed that he had built his own studio and that he was frequently traveling to Nashville. He was part of Tim Hughes' live band during the recording of his live album, Happy Day. Stu G performed his first solo acoustic gig during the Greenbelt Festival in 2009. Stu G and Jon Thatcher have now formed a new band with Jason Ingram as lead singer and Paul Mabury as drummer. The band, called One Sonic Society, started work on their debut album in June 2009. Two of the songs on their EP One are also featured on the Hillsong LIVE album A Beautiful Exchange. In 2013, Stu G crowdfunded a solo EP titled Of Burdens, Birds and Stars through PledgeMusic. Discography 1995 - Have You Heard? 2013 - Of Burdens, Birds and Stars (EP) 2017 - Beatitudes with Delirious? with CompassionArt 2008 - CompassionArt Bibliography 2007 - I Could Sing Of Your Love Forever - with Martin Smith 2008 - The Art Of Compassion - with CompassionArt Personal life Until drummer Stew Smith was replaced by Paul Evans in 2008, Stu G was the only member of Delirious? who was unrelated to the others; Jon Thatcher was related to the other three members by marriage (each of his three sisters married another Delirious? member). He is married to Karen and they have two daughters. Have You Heard? Have You Heard? was recorded and released by Furious? Records in 1995. It features many members of Delirious? as guest musicians, whilst the lead singer of the band, Martin Smith, served as producer. It received a fairly positive review from Cross Rhythms. "Like You Promise" was later restyled as "Come Like You Promise", and released on the band's 1996 live album Live & In the Can, 1998 live album d:tour, 2001 single "It's OK", and 2002 compilation album Deeper. "Absolutely Absolute" was also released as a b-side to the band's 1997