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A flair for bringing intimacy on the grandest scale with a not-to-be-missed once-in-a-generation voice. Delphia delivers relatable sentiments with her story of trauma and triumph, set to the soundtrack of her sixties inspired, yet fresh and modern songwriting. An infusion of infectious soul, piano-pop and blues that will leave the listener emotionally invested.
“Volcanic! Adele-meets-Aretha” -Albuquerque Journal
“Wow! What a performance!” -CBS-TV
A career cut short from the trauma of a sexual assault, the story of the artist who ultimately became Delphia is inspiring and remarkable. As a teenager, the then-guitar-toting singer/songwriter had auditioned for the likes of Quincy Jones and Clive Davis, performed a monologue in Broadway’s ‘Chicago,’ and was an AOL Breaker’s competition semi-finalist.
“In 2016 I sat down at a piano and sang about the encounter. That’s when I actually worked through my pain” remarks Delphia about her transformation, “all of a sudden, I had a new voice, a new style, and a new name. I was a completely new person, but more importantly, I was healing.” Now she has caught the ear of four-time Grammy Award winning jazz producer Larry Klein [Herbie Hancock, Joni Mitchell, Melody Gardot] and is scheduled to record her first album under her new stage name this August.
“Volcanic! Adele-meets-Aretha” -Albuquerque Journal
“Wow! What a performance!” -CBS-TV
A career cut short from the trauma of a sexual assault, the story of the artist who ultimately became Delphia is inspiring and remarkable. As a teenager, the then-guitar-toting singer/songwriter had auditioned for the likes of Quincy Jones and Clive Davis, performed a monologue in Broadway’s ‘Chicago,’ and was an AOL Breaker’s competition semi-finalist.
“In 2016 I sat down at a piano and sang about the encounter. That’s when I actually worked through my pain” remarks Delphia about her transformation, “all of a sudden, I had a new voice, a new style, and a new name. I was a completely new person, but more importantly, I was healing.” Now she has caught the ear of four-time Grammy Award winning jazz producer Larry Klein [Herbie Hancock, Joni Mitchell, Melody Gardot] and is scheduled to record her first album under her new stage name this August.
