"Delilia Black is a queer Haitian musician and performance artist originally from Port Au Prince, but now based in London. While hopping among genres, the music could be called Alt-Americana or as Delila puts it: “Electro-Mountain, Country-Noire, Punk-Country, Afro-Billy, Roots-Rodeo-Rocknroll.”

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This podcast is produced by Stereoactive Media.

00:00 - Intro/Sponsor

01:04 - “Cain’t Git None” - Delila Black feat. Drill Queen, Tom Paley

04:13 - START /// Interview: Delila Black… First musical inspiration / first song ever written

06:35 - Why Country?

09:40 - Haitian background/influence

11:20 - Process

19:15 - How music connects to identity

23:10 - Queer in Haitian community

25:50 - Black and queer experience in music (and country specifically)

32:10 - US to UK (“Always Haitian at home”)

35:00 - The country music scene in the UK

40:00 - Confederate flag on “Cain’t Git None” cover

43:20 - Lockdown

47:30 - Brexit

49:55 - Live vs. Studio

53:00 - Artist comparisons and surprising influences

57:00 - Genre differences

60:00 - A moving book / plans / plugs

71:00 - Mic Break

71:35 - “Give Up The Funk” - Delila Black feat. Drill Queen

75:00 - Outro/Sponsor // Produced by Stereoactive Media

76:12 - Finish

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