CT: You did your last concert back in November. Was it sad saying goodbye to all your fans?
MS: It was very sad actually, sad and happy at the same. We have been together 17 years and it was very emotional for us all.

CT: What are you all planning to do right now?
MS: Tim (Jupp, keyboardist) has started a Big Church Day Out, which will be exciting, and two of the other guys started a band called One Sonic Society. I’m just going to kick back at home. I’ve got a studio here and I’m just going to create a bit and have a new season of just being at home.

CT: Why did you decide to end Delirious? after 17 years. Was it just to spend more time with the family?
MS: Yes, you just get a sense that it’s time, it’s really time to end something.

CT: Do you still see each other?
MS: Yes, we still go to the same church. We will spend Christmas together too so that’s great. It’s amazing that we have come across the finish line in one piece together.

CT: Going back to the beginning, how long have you been into Christian music?
MS: I suppose when I was a kid, learning guitar when I was 12, this was something that was going to be a part of me.

CT: Did you ever expect to come this far, like touring the world?
MS: No we didn’t believe that, but it is amazing that God gave us a chance to do that.