Elijah Delgado is a 23-year-old singer-songwriter from South Austin, Texas, crafting what he calls Indie Rock Lullabies — a blend of modern indie folk, pop, and rock.

Since the release of his debut EP When I Was On Cloud 9 in 2021, which has brought in over 700,000 streams on Spotify, Elijah has steadily created some noise, carving out his place in the Austin music scene.

Known for his soulful vocals, heartfelt lyrics, and melodic guitar work, Elijah has opened for national and international acts such as Better Than Ezra, Zach Person, Bartees Strange, and more. He’s played festivals like Old Settler’s Music Festival, UtopiaFest, and ACL Radio’s Drop-In Series, and Red River’s Hot Summer Nights. In November 2024, he headlined Stubb’s Indoors to his largest audience to date, following Dayglow’s set. In May, Elijah performed at Austin FC where he sang the national anthem, and was featured on the iconic Blues on the Green lineup in summer 2025.

Elijah’s sophomore EP Moonboy, released in June 2025, explores themes of personal growth, longing, and dreamscape nostalgia through a textured sonic lens. His songs are marked by emotional depth and vivid storytelling, often unfolding with dynamic builds and atmospheric arrangements that mirror the tension and tenderness in his lyrics.

On stage, Elijah is known for captivating live performances that pull audiences into the emotional heart of each song. Whether headlining intimate shows or supporting touring bands, he brings a sincere presence that resonates deeply with listeners.

With an increasing buzz around his name, a dedicated following, and a third EP on the horizon, Elijah is quickly emerging as one of Austin’s promising rising voices— expanding his sound while staying grounded in the stories that shaped him.