Cutting-edge rock artist, author, songwriter, poet, painter and acrobat Monday Martin releases his single “Silver Lining”, available now on digital and streaming outlets.
Martin is known for his compelling story of overcoming drug addiction that will be featured in a major motion picture in the future. His bold and unpredictable music remains extremely likable among many genre hoppers who give him unprecedented critical acclaim.
“‘Silver Lining’ is a journey through my own brokenness of allowing the condemning voices of my past to drive me into addictions of substance abuse that were seemingly impossible to overcome,” Martin explains. “What almost brought me to the brink of wanting my life to end, through a mindset of total failure, became a valuable lesson and a beautiful silver lining after rehab.”
Looking back on those eight difficult years, Martin acknowledges that God was his closest friend. “I thought at times that He had given up on me,” Martin shares. “But He was a friend to sinners to me. This song is dedicated to all those who struggle with addiction. I am living proof that there is a light at the end of this dark tunnel and His name is Jesus.”
As a child in the 80s, Martin grew up singing and working on camera for national TV and radio commercials such as “Hungry Hungry Hippos,” “Nintendo,” “McDonald’s” and many more in New York and Chicago. He fearlessly taps into the post-punk, new wave and indie rock sounds he grew up loving in the 80s and 90s.
“Silver Lining” quickly became a hit with Martin’s listeners, whether they were streaming the song, hearing it on the radio, or listening to it live. Listeners were reminded, through this brutally honest song, that no matter what they may be going through, there is always victory on the other side through Jesus.
For more information about Munday Martin, visit mundaymartin.com. Listen to “Silver Lining” here.
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Author: Herb Longs
