The new single off of their upcoming EP, "PATIENCE"

Dark Drive

“The Kind of Moment” by Delly-D is the kind of track that sneaks up on you — soft at first, warm around the edges, then suddenly deep under your skin. Built around a glowing French-filtered groove, it feels like stepping into a secret moment you wish could last all night.

The song moves like a slow-burning spark: a little dangerous, a little tender, full of subtle tension and quiet heat. The vocals float in the dark like neon reflections — intimate, close, almost whispered — describing that rare instant when two people realize they’re falling into something real, even if they don’t dare name it yet.

Every hook opens another door into that feeling:
the hush of shadows, the promise in a low voice, the electricity in a half-lit room.
It’s the thrill of leaning closer.
The sweetness of staying just a little longer.
The beauty of a moment you know you’ll remember.

The loop pulses with vintage soul, the bass hits with warm weight, and the filters breathe like the night itself. Together, they create a world you can slip into — a world where time slows, emotions sharpen, and the smallest touch feels like a spark.

“The Kind of Moment” isn’t just a track — it’s a confession set to rhythm, a slow-burn rush, a heartbeat caught between danger and desire.
For anyone who’s ever fallen into the right person at the wrong moment… or the right moment they wished would never end.

Press play.
Feel the glow.
Let the moment take over.

The Kind of Moment

Ember is slower burning.

It starts in a smolder rather than an explosion, pulling you in with a darker atmosphere and a sense of weight that hangs in the air. The guitars feel restrained at first, almost haunting, leaving space for the vocals to carry the emotion. There is a quiet tension in the verses, like something unresolved, something that never fully went out.

Lyrically, Ember is about what lingers after the damage is done. It is about memories, regrets, and feelings you thought were dead, but are still glowing under the surface. There is vulnerability in it, but also strength. When the song opens up, it does not explode so much as it swells, turning that quiet ache into something powerful and consuming.

By the end, Ember feels reflective and heavy in the best way. It is the kind of song that sits with you after it ends, the kind you replay because it captures that moment when you realize the fire is not gone, it is just waiting.

Ember

Pre-Production Demo of Wolves On A Fence. This track will be featured on TanZen's upcoming HEX EP.

Lyrics:

Life threatening lifestyles
The one that made our lips turn blue
You tried to turn me off but you couldn't even turn me down
It's all about what we can't do, what we can

(Chorus)
I'll be just fine, leave me here alone now just leave me
I'm still drowning 
Don't waste your time, someone find my heart and give it a home

Till the edge, you'll see it's my fault
Making war just for fun
Just look at me now
Don't push your luck just get out of the way

(Chorus)
I'll be just fine, leave me here alone now just leave me
I'm still drowning 
Don't waste your time, someone find my heart and give it a home

Half psychotic 
Sick hypnotic
Drowning faster
Fast as a shark

Produced and Engineered by Steve Eldridge
Written and Performed by TanZen

Wolves On A Fence (Demo)

Supposed To Be

You are the One

First single off of their Sophomore EP.
Jimi Falls - "Rise"

November 5th 2017

Rise

Second single off of their Sophomore EP.
Jimi Falls - "For the Broken"

For The Broken

Jimi Falls is a touring rock band hailing from Chicago. They perform songs with many different Rock and Alternative influences. They have recently started recording a new album. For booking inquiries email booking@jimifalls.com.  You can purchase their latest EP "Through Hell" on any digital download platform!