Donna De Lory

​Donna De Lory is a singer, songwriter and producer whose artistry encompasses pop, electronic, world and devotional music. Her voice has graced recordings by Bette Midler, Carly Simon, Leonard Cohen, Selena, Belinda Carlisle and many others. Between 1987 and 2006, De Lory crisscrossed the globe numerous times as a touring back-up vocalist and dancer for Madonna. Her own music is heard by 100,000 Spotify listeners a month and has garnered more than 10 million streams across several digital platforms. Now-classic Donna De Lory albums like The Lover and the Beloved, Sky is Open, Sanctuary and Gone Beyond have become the soundtrack for the global yoga/mindfulness movement. Donna’s most recent album, Sing to the Light is a collaboration with guitarist James Harrah, a longtime friend and musical associate. As they worked on Sing to the Light, Donna underwent treatment—successful in its outcome—for a life-threatening illness. The music became part of her healing journey. The result is an album of profound beauty and serenity. Gorgeously layered vocals are interwoven with lilting guitar melodicism and atmospheric keyboards, taking the listener on a gentle voyage into light, wellness, wholeness and harmony. “Donna DeLory doesn’t simply sing or play musical instruments. She invokes. She uplifts. Her sounds are truly angelic.”—Marianne Williamson “I’ve always admired Donna’s voice; her songwriting is poignant and heartfelt.”—Madonna