Who Is Adam DeLisi

Adam's style is far from ordinary. His original music travels way outside-the-box, yet is accessible, commercial and timeless. Treating his acoustic guitar like an electric, his gigs are more reminiscent of a party rather than typical singer/songwriter vibe. His fan base stretches across the globe and generations.

The buzz around Adam focuses on exceptional songs/showmanship and mass appeal. Armed with an ever-growing fan base, Adam continues to surprise audiences with a whole new kind of groove.

Adam’s song, "Poor Man's Jam" lit up the NYC club scene, thanks to the ear of notorious DJ Biggs, while his song “The Love YoYo” made air-play waves on NYC’S WBAI 95.5 FM (recorded w/co-founder of Todd Rundgren's "Utopia," the late, great Moogy Klingman). Adam had phenomenal exposure through various national channels; Vh1 (five placements in Vh1’s Save the Music “Song of the Year” songwriting competition) and The X Factor, advancing to senior producers round. 

With Adam, it’s never just the same tired stories – rather it’s the way he tells them! His fresh approach tackles overdone concepts with unprecedented stylings. Adam has branded his own way of storytelling, introducing folk sensibilities to a pop music crowd just beginning to catch on.

After a quick listening, a newcomer to his music might speculate as to how much DeLisi has been influenced by fellow Minnesota natives Bob Dylan and Prince, but closer scrutiny reveals an artist with a deep appreciation for

the intricate musical stylings of a Michael Jackson

number being performed by a young Martin Sexton.

His aspirations led from MN to NYC & Los Angeles,

as he continues to perform nationwide, collaborating

with producers such as his mentor, the late Virginia

Prince of Soul, legend Lenis Guess.

A lifer in the creative arts & entertainment industry,

Adam also cuts his teeth in film, television &

theatrical production, most notably in casting.