Delaney Blue lives and works in Paris, the city he calls home where he lands in after London and Amsterdam.
Without missing a beat he becomes part of the city's bohemian rock scene of the 80's. His lifestyle and personal taste for all things sleazy leads him to cross paths and work with the seminal NEW YORK figures Johnny Thunders & Stiv
Bators. It takes two to tango they say and right on cue. His long standing friendship and collaboration with Daniel Darc (Taxi Girl) comes to a climax when he writes and co-produces Darc's 'Nijinsky' album produced by Mirwais.
As the 90's wear off, he launches the Pure Sins, a fresh outlet for his new songwriting vistas. The band leaves behind two eponymous albums. Equally at ease in an electric outfit or as singer songwriter in the urban folk tradition. His signing to the Le Maquis label offers him the chance to release a collection of songs ('Stranger in your heart' album) that range from Vegas style epic ballads and power pop with a glam edge to low key acoustic torch songs that play host to a number of musician friends from both sides of the Atlantic.
The following years he concentrates in composing film scores: Fleur Albert's Paris backstreets drug drama 'Stalingrad Lovers' and Panos Koutras' runaway boys social epic 'Xenia', hailed by critics and public 'Xenia' earned him the nomination for best film score of the year.
He is currently putting the final touches on his next album of American 'gospel noir' and 'high lonesome' style songs, 'The Hurting Kind’ release forthcoming in early 2021.