Bio
Robert Delaney is a singer/songwriter whose style ranges from blues and soul to pop and electronic, with his first two solo albums ‘Rising Tide’ and ‘Numbers’ achieving critical acclaim in his native Ireland.
Featured on BBC Introducing and BBC Radio 1Xtra, Robert’s music has also aired on RTE’s Radio 1, 2FM, Today FM and many more stations throughout Ireland.
TV/film song placement has included ‘Don’t Tell the Bride’, ‘Room to Improve’, popular Irish TV show ‘Fade St.’ and feature film ‘Tea & Sangria’. His resume to date also includes scoring award winning short film 'The Man Who Couldn't Cry', composing and performing the title track for Irish feature film ‘Between The Canals’, starring fellow Dublin singer/songwriter Damien Dempsey and Peter Coonan (Love/Hate, The Alienist).
As a collaborator, Robert has worked with electronic artists theSPIRAL, SubType, Sparkn, Turkish DJ/Producers The Back Door and Cut Off, UK hip/hop producer Davlo and grime rapper MJR.
Some praise:
'One to watch' - Ian Dempsey Today FM
'Rising star's album impresses, as chilled as Al Green in a refrigerator, swoon-some lyrics, brooding widescreen title track that swells the heart' - Hot Press Magazine
'There is a guilty pleasure feel to the synthesised Rising, drive-time radio feel to Little Less Crazy and pacy Warrior' - The Sunday Times
'One of the best things I've heard in a long time’ - Album of the Week on Shannonside FM - Charlie McGettigan (DJ and Eurovision Song Winner)
