Tom Smith has been played on NTS shows including Kasra V, with Iter VII: Lost first played on 6 September 2019.

There are at least four performers called (or performing under the name) Tom Smith.

Tom Smith (born 29 April 1981 in Stroud, Gloucestershire, United Kingdom) is best known as the lead vocalist for the English band Editors, but he also writes and records solo material. His debut solo single, 'Lights of New York City' came out in June 2025, with his debut full-length, There Is Nothing in the Dark That Isn't There in the Light, following in December.

The only recording artist to appear on both NPR's Sound and Spirit and The Dr. Demento Show, Tom Smith is the quintessential American geek rocker, combining high-energy folk rock, SF/fantasy, popular culture, progressive politics, cartoon voices, unbelievably bad puns, and the occasional recipe into a show you will not forget. He has won thirteen Pegasus Awards for Excellence in Filking and a spot in the Filk Hall of Fame. His most recent projects include iTom, releasing a free song every week, and The Funny Music Project.

Tom Smith http://www.TomSmithMusic.com, also known as "The Kitchen Musician" is a collector and performer of traditional folk songs on banjo, harmonica, limberjack and mouth-harp. He has issued a CD Peace on Peabody Hill and has performed at the New England Folk Festival (NEFFA Festival) and at the Mariposa Museum in Peterborough NH. Some of his musical performances support TuneFoolery (http://www.tunefoolery.org/)

Tom Smith is a British saxophonist, bass clarinettist and composer from London, United Kingdom. He was twice finalist of the BBC Young Jazz Musician of the Year programme in 2014 and 2016, and in 2018 won the Peter Whittingham Development Award from Help Musicians UK. His debut album 'Gecko', was released with Basho Records in November 2020. His latest record 'A Year In The Life' will be released 21st February 2025.