Déli Bo – The Game of Life (Synopsis)

The Game of Life is Déli Bo’s first true odyssey — a raw, self-made world built from hunger, ambition, and emotion. Created in 2020, the project plays like a mirror of survival and spirit, tracing the rise of an artist learning how to move through chaos while keeping his fire alive.

Across standout tracks like “Famous,” “Leah Don’t Cry,” “Pretty Nigga,” “Tiger Rug,” “Make It Rain,” and more, Déli turns real-life experiences into rhythm and truth. It’s unfiltered, youthful, and fearless — the voice of someone defining himself in real time. Every song feels like a level in the game, revealing another side of the player behind the mask.

The Game of Life isn’t about winning — it’s about becoming. It marks the birth of Déli Bo’s world, where sound meets identity and confidence grows from the grind. Before the wave, before the myth — this was the moment the spark was born.

Game Of Life: Deluxe

Game Of Life

Déli Bo – Mr. Bo EP (Synopsis)

Mr. Bo is where Déli Bo steps into full self-command — confident, composed, and unapologetically refined. The EP moves like a mirror reflecting growth: the wild spirit of earlier eras now shaped by focus and mastery. Every track carries that same electric charisma, but with sharper edges and clearer intention.

Through cuts like “Bad Bitch,” “Dead @ Tha Party!,” and “Pull Up,” Déli threads nightlife energy with emotional precision. There’s pulse, pride, and purpose — the fun is still alive, but it’s guided. The production hits heavy while his delivery glides, revealing an artist who no longer chases the wave; he is the wave.

Mr. Bo is a declaration of evolution — a project that balances control and chaos, proving Déli Bo can shift between raw energy and divine composure without losing the spark that made him. It’s not just another chapter — it’s the moment he claims his title.

Mr. Bo

Déli Bo – Wave God EP (Synopsis)

Wave God is ascension through fire — the moment Déli Bo transforms from mortal artist into divine force. Where earlier projects explored growth and balance, this EP channels pure domination. Every lyric, every breath feels like a strike — a surge of power meant to break limits and rewrite the order.

Across tracks like “Wayy 2,” “Love Nation,” and “Can’t Go Home,” Déli embodies the Wave God persona — relentless, prophetic, and unbound. The tone is darker, the flow sharper, the vision absolute. This is not play; it’s declaration. A reckoning with self and sound.

Wave God stands as both prophecy and proving ground — a sacred moment where Déli Bo sheds his old form and rises into full command. It’s motion, myth, and mastery converging — the sound of a creator realizing he is the storm.

Wave God

Déli Bo – Chilli EP (Synopsis)

Chilli is the heatwave that defines Déli Bo’s evolution — a vibrant collision of swagger, emotion, and wave energy. Across five tracks, Déli balances high-tempo fun with flashes of raw truth, turning confidence into a form of art.

From the electric bounce of “Break Ya Heart” to the bold charisma of “BBL”, Déli channels the playful dominance that made his name. “Roll Call” brings the energy of a leader commanding his crew, while “Raw” strips back the armor, revealing the heart beneath the bravado. The closer, “Live Ya Life,” seals the project with freedom — a reminder that even through chaos, self-expression is the truest form of peace.

Chilli isn’t just an EP — it’s a state of motion. It’s Dèli Bo in full color, letting the flame dance between power and play, reminding the world that masculinity can be both wild and alive

Chilli

Better Days is Dèli Bo’s rebirth album — a record that walks the line between faith in tomorrow and the raw ache of surviving today. After the divine ferocity of Wave God and the hyper masculine cool of Chilli, this project finds Dèli peeling back the armor. The tone is still confident, but the energy’s more inward: growth over glory, soul over spectacle.

Where past projects were about motion and dominance, Better Days leans into resilience and reflection — a mature phase in Dèli’s story arc, where even pain becomes part of the beauty.

Better Days

I dropped this as a statement. I'm that nigga whatever "that nigga" means to you… I’m on that different dimension/plane/apparatus than you. No diss straight Paul Pierce.

Bad Bitch

Thug Pimpin FT d.ROE

Pumpkin Pie Ft d.ROE & PilotMelly

Heartbreak Be Da Same

We can all just breathe it’s gonna be ok

Woosah

pUll Up

You wanna feel UP and we gonna feel all the way UP. I’m rockin’ witchu and I will until my dying breath. Let’s go vertical!!!!

D3Ad @ Tha Party!

Witcha

When you in 24 and feeling like me or Katt Williams you play this.

Wayy 2

When your trapped outside cause your too lit to be around ya  ppl

Can't Go Home

Open

Love Nation ft. 𝕮𝖍𝖎𝖊𝖋𝖇𝖑𝖐𝖘𝖍𝖊𝖊𝖕

Open up

want you too feel up even when your low remember the account of job im pretty sure he didnt know why to continue onward but he did and so will I

Look Too The Sky

Live Ya Life

Break Ya Heart

I just wanted to send a massive thank-you for the chance to register in your song competition on SoundCloud! As an artist (Dèli Bo), I’m beyond excited for this incredible opportunity to share my music and collaborate with such an iconic figure in the industry.

I truly appreciate all that you do for up-and-coming artists, and I can’t wait to see where this journey takes us. Looking forward to working with you!

Thanks again for the opportunity!

Best,
Dèli Bo

Roll Call

iz money

I’ll Be Around

Miss me

“Scottie” is a raw, haunting confessional that cuts deeper than a typical addiction anthem. It’s a soul-baring exploration of the artist’s struggle, not just alongside their uncle Scottie’s drug addiction, but as him—his pain reincarnated in their own fight against personal demons. The relentless repetition of “pain like” and “I don’t wanna wake up anymore” mirrors the suffocating cycle of addiction and despair that binds them, like two souls trapped in the same storm. “I feel like Scottie” isn’t empathy—it’s a chilling admission that the artist is living Scottie’s darkness, fighting the same pull toward self-destruction. Yet, amidst the weight, there’s grit: “keep on pressing on” and “I believe I can” are defiant cries to break the inherited curse. The desperate plea to “let you go” is about shedding Scottie’s ghost within, a fight for survival against a shared fate. Set against a backdrop of moody trap or ghostly R&B, the song’s raw lyricism and cyclical structure capture a universal truth about family, inherited pain, and the battle to rewrite a doomed story, making it resonate with anyone haunted by a loved one’s shadow.

Scottie

Psychic

Line Em Up

Leah Don’t Cry

Say Much

Fun In Ya Stereo (ft.PilotMelly)

Pretty Nigga

An open letter apology to whom it concerns

I Apologize

Baby, Where's My Drugs?

Déli Bo – Artist Bio (So Far)

Déli Bo is a Los Angeles-based artist whose music radiates fun, hyper energy, and raw masculine edge. With more than 50 released songs, he’s crafted a catalog that captures both his hunger and his growth, delivering music that moves between uplifting anthems and scathing intensity.

His projects mark each chapter of his evolution: The Game of Life (2020) introduced his storytelling and ambition; Wave God sharpened his divine, battle-driven persona; Chilli brought vibrant, high-energy records like Break Ya Heart and Raw; and Mr. Bo showcased his versatility with tracks that leaned into charisma and edge.

Now, with his newest project, Better Days, Déli Bo shifts the lens toward resilience, light, and elevation. It’s a reflection of his journey — a reminder that even through struggle, the wave only grows stronger.

Beyond music, Déli Bo weaves his sacred language, Zoduun, into his art, embedding transformation and truth into his work. Together, these projects form more than just a discography — they form the foundation of a movement still building momentum.

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