Deltaphonic is one of those bands who are out there creating their own genre. It’s rock ‘n roll, but it’s mixed with New Orleans funk, soul, and Hill Country blues.

--American Blues Scene

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Initially formed on Frenchmen Street in New Orleans in 2015, Deltaphonic solidified their current lineup in 2021 following the release of their third album, The Funk, the Soul & the Holy Groove. Road hardened from years of touring on three continents, Deltaphonic is a force to be reckoned with onstage and in the studio. Anchored by band leader Andrew T. Weekes’ innovative songwriting aesthetic, and empowered by the prodigious musicality and production genius of guitar wizard Paul Provosty (Flowtribe, Earphunk), drummer Trenton O’Neal (The Rumble, Maggie Koerner), and slide player Logan Sellers (Lembo), Deltaphonic’s versatile sound paradoxically continues to expand while simultaneously becoming more cohesive.

Disenchanted in the wake of the pandemic, Deltaphonic left the U.S. and established a second home base on the coast of Ecuador where they now spend part of the year recording and producing their jungle music festival, Elcuator. The band’s most recent release, Maracuyero, was released on December 9th, 2022. They are currently working on their fourth album, which is set for release in 2024. Their next single, Serves Me Right To Suffer, is due out Friday August 25th.

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Read an interview with the band: Chasing Waterfalls, Antigravity Magazine 2023