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Delezeta
Delezeta formed in South London around 2013, with singer Azuka Ononye, guitarist Ben Montague, and drummer James Ford starting out in Brixton. They played...
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Delezeta formed in South London around 2013, with singer Azuka Ononye, guitarist Ben Montague, and drummer James Ford starting out in Brixton. They played local jazz clubs and parties, working on a sound that mixed Afrobeat with funk and soul.
Their debut single "High Life" came out in 2015 and got attention for its groove. The band followed with a first album called "Genesis" in 2016, which brought in some jazz and electronic touches alongside their core influences.
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