Colombian DJ and producer Delady performs live as part of her Watering Seeds tour, blending tribal textures and traditional rhythms in a movement practice.
Delady plays The Den on Tuesday, October 13, as part of her Watering Seeds tour. She's a Colombian DJ, producer, and multi-instrumentalist, and the night is billed as a mid-week movement practice—a rhythmic ceremony built to move the body and connect with ancestral roots.
Her sound pulls from a few different places at once: tribal textures, traditional rhythms from around the world, organic sounds, and live instruments. She describes her work as drawing inspiration from the earth, spirituality, and ancestral wisdom, and that comes through in the way she blends electronic production with those more grounded, acoustic elements. It's less of a standard club set and more of a dance-focused practice, which fits the "movement" part of the description.
Delady has performed in Colombia, Mexico, and Ibiza, and she recently wrapped up her first North American tour. In 2025, she released a track with the international label Café de Anatolia, a name well-known in the global and organic house scenes. This stop in Portland is one of the dates on her Watering Seeds tour, so it's part of a larger run of shows she's playing across the region.
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The set runs from 2 AM to 5 AM at The Den, so it's a late-night one. If you're into electronic music that leans more toward the organic and tribal side than the warehouse side, this is exactly that kind of night.
