Delafaye Louisville, Kentucky
The moniker of Andrew Shockley, and named after one of its streets that formed part of his childhood memories, Delafaye, now based in Beechwood, Indiana, is an indie folk singer-songwriter, whose deeply relatable songs often come laced in melancholy and are authentic expressions of his decorated past, whilst providing honest, raw, modern day reflections straight from the heart. ... more
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