Lou Fellingham

Lou Fellingham (born Louise Hunt, 5 May 1974) is an English Christian worship leader, singer, and songwriter based in Brighton, England. She first gained attention as a founding member of the British Christian rock band Phatfish, which she joined in 1994. Over time, she developed a parallel solo ministry, releasing her debut solo album, Treasure, in 2006.

Alongside her work with Phatfish, Fellingham released several solo albums, including Promised Land (2008), which received a Christian Broadcasting Council (CBC) Award for “Best Worship.” She continued to release albums such as Step Into the Light (2010), Fascinate (2014), and the live recording This Changes Everything (2017). She has also appeared multiple times on the BBC program Songs of Praise and has led worship at various international events and conferences.

Fellingham is married to Nathan Fellingham, a musician and former member of Phatfish, and they have three children. She serves as a worship director at the Church of Christ the King in Brighton. Together with her husband, she hosts an online series titled “Worship Wednesdays,” continuing her long-standing commitment to congregational worship and songwriting.