Delilah, the British vocalist known for her atmospheric R&B, trip-hop, and electronic pop, burst onto the music scene with her debut album From the Roots Up in 2012, which reached the U.K. Top Ten. Born Paloma Stoecker in France in 1990, she moved to North London at a young age and was influenced by her stepfather, a DJ and record-label owner, who sparked her passion for music. After signing with Atlantic Records at 17, she adopted the stage name Delilah to differentiate herself from another pop singer. The release of her debut album included the hit single "Go" and a cover of Minnie Riperton's "Inside My Love," propelling her to success in the U.K. music scene.

Delilah's journey into the music industry began with her studies in entertainment law and music technology at City and Islington College, where she honed her songwriting and recording skills. Her career took off in 2012 with the release of From the Roots Up, which showcased her unique blend of genres and garnered critical acclaim. Opening for music legend Prince on his Australian tour further solidified Delilah's position as a rising star in the music industry, setting the stage for her continued success in the years to come.