Est. 2026Liverpool, UKLatest: Never Fade · 20 AUG 2026
Kurtis Delight
No genre loyalty. No face. Just sound.
New drop. No genre. No rules. No face. Just sound.
Nº 07Music
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 · Hip-hop & Rap
Never Fade
Released 20 August 2026 · 4:10 · 204 plays
Dusty drums, chopped samples, and the accent left in.
Never Fade
Cowbell Groove
Lyrical Revolution
Two doors from here
Nº 02Merch
The Merch
Limited run · No reprints
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The Story
Liverpool, UK · Est. 2026
Kurtis Delight is a Liverpool-born producer and songwriter who works behind the glass, not in front of it. 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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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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