Est. 2026Liverpool, UKLatest: Can’t Deny Me Now · 3 OCT 2026
Kurtis Delight
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Nº 04Music
The Music
Fresh cuts and demos land on SoundCloud first. The mastered records live on Spotify. Hip-hop one day, country the next, Irish folk the day after.
New drop
Newest room · Alternative Rock
Can’t Deny Me Now
Released 3 October 2026 · 4:34
Amps up, room mics open, nothing quantised.
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Nº 02Merch
The Merch
Limited run · No reprints
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Faceless Man - Street Art Tee
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The Story
Liverpool, UK · Est. 2026
Kurtis Delight is a Liverpool-born singer-songwriter whose voice and writing move between genres. He has spent years crafting songs for other artists, managing bands, and chasing deals across continents - including a near-miss record deal in LA that taught him more than any contract could.
Growing up in a city built on music, the influence was unavoidable. From the Merseybeat echoes bouncing off the Cavern Club walls to the grime and hip-hop bleeding out of bedroom studios across L20, Liverpool shaped everything.
No rules. No genre loyalty. No face. Just sound.
Based in Liverpool · UK
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Nº 05Press
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Stories & deep dives
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The Critics Got It Wrong: 25 Albums Panned on Release, Classics Now
Twenty-five albums critics hated on release, panned in print, now ranked among the greatest ever made. The wrong calls, the verdicts, and the records that won.
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