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Delilah – Go

  • July 15, 2011
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Delilah's voice is rather stunning. After touring and featuring on tracks with Chase and Status, she has been working on her own solo material and an upcoming ep.

Her last track "Breathe" was reminiscent of the early days of Portishead and Massive Attack with ambient and atmospheric production tinged with a stunning female vocal. This next offering is on a similar level.

The track "Go" features a  nod to Chaka Khan and is produced by Balastiq. Expect some big remixes to come of this one!

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I am a man from London town. I sound like I am from Oliver Twist and often wear a monacle. It helps me feel more victorian innit. Given the choice I would spend all day browsing the net listening to music, sadly I'm still looking for a way of getting to do that. Though I am close. I write for earmilk.com. Mainly UK stuff, electronic, post dubstep band stuff, some hip hop anything that catches my eye or ear really.

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