Liverpool spoken-word performer Roy (P J Smith) joins forces with production duo God Colony and Stealing Sheep on a powerful new single. Created in support of Damien John Kelly House, the project is accompanied by a striking series of film photographs by Sam Batley and Jonathan Turton.
The single “Loss Is Not Infinite” brings together Liverpool musician P.J. Smith (performing as Roy) with production duo God Colony and features chorus vocals from Stealing Sheep. The track reflects on absurdity, contradiction, and hope in today’s world, blending sharp lyricism with a powerful collaborative energy.
The project is accompanied by a film and photography series by Liverpool-based photographers Sam Batley and Jonathan Turton, whose images add a striking visual dimension to the release.
The project is accompanied by a striking series of film photographs by Liverpool-based photographers Sam Batley and Jonathan Turton, whose work adds a powerful visual dimension to the release.
Profits from digital sales will go directly to Damien John Kelly House, a live-in recovery centre in Liverpool for men overcoming drug and alcohol addiction. The centre is co-run by vocalist P J Smith (Roy) and his mother, and has become a vital place of renewal — using culture, art, and sport to transform lives.
Loss Is Not Infinite is available here via Bandcamp, with proceeds supporting the work of Damien John Kelly House.
Released through @crackcopies, the single represents both a creative collaboration and a community-driven act of solidarity.
