Deba

Debajyoti (Deba) is an Indian singer-songwriter based in Dublin. His genre of music is a blend of pop-rock, country and singer-songwriter with influences ranging from Pink Floyd, Sting, Coldplay, John Mayer and Eddie Vedder. Deba's solo music has been featured on Rolling Stone thrice (album "Nexus Of Dreams", EP "Changing" and single "Heaven"), Spotify Editorials "New Music Friday" and "Fresh Finds" and has been invited to play at Sofar Sounds. He has done more than 100 live shows and has opened for Nikhil D'Souza at the Zomaland festival. Deba entered the professional music scene at the age of 16 and was featured on BBC Radio Leeds for his rendition of the iconic Cranberries song 'Zombie' with his band. He released a progressive rock concept album "Greyer vs Grey" with his band Jagged Krystal and has gradually transitioned to a solo venture over the years to explore different soundscapes. Deba's songs are a reflection of life in all its complexity and beauty captured in heartfelt lyrics and evocative melodies. Deba is active in the music scene in Dublin, performing at major venues like Darkey Kelleys, The Grand Social, Wigwam, Clockwork Door and open mics at Smithfield Creatives, Dublin Songwriting Circle, Circle Sessions, Whelan’s song Cycle. He was recently interviewed by Postburnout.com and Community Radio Kilkenny City 88.7 FM in Dublin where he spoke about his latest single 'Where you Belong' (2025) and his musical journey.