The Wil Martin Project Los Angeles, California
Songs are both flashes of inspiration and thoughts that come slowly, quietly at first. They’re fleeting moments. Always
moving. The duality of myself as an artist is that often my ideas manifest into the loud, crushing rock anthems or, they manifest into something barely more audible than a whisper, connecting with what’s deeper, below the surface.
- Wil Martin
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