11/4/25 It’s about stepping back far enough to hear yourself without the static. Sean turns the key, tosses the phone into the water, and lets the road take over. No grand transformation arc, no dramatic “came back to new man.” Just driving someone to see if still recognizes when the noise drops. Try to take distance to listen without interference. Sean turn on the car, drop the phone into the water and let the road do its thing. There is no epic destiny, no “become another”.

11/4/25 A second sit down with the incredible Troy & Howie. In this episode Sean breaks down how he is handling all the in's and out's of becoming the sole voice of his new genre American Flówk.

10/25/25 Spotify’s reign is wavering. Artist-centric models are rising. The entire music business is shifting beneath our feet. So what’s next for creators? Adapt—or get left behind.In this essential episode, I’m joined by Sean Delaney—a fierce lyricist turned visionary—who built his legacy from the ground up, bar by bar, in the heart of Hudson, New York. From raw cassette tapes to digital stages, Sean never faked the grind. But as life evolved, so did his sound.He didn’t ab

10/4/25 Hudson, New York  — If you close your eyes and press play on “Took a Ride” , you’ll hear more than a song. You’ll hear a man coming to terms with time, change, and the pulse of his own history. You’ll hear the rustle of childhood summer grass. The hum of highway wheels. The faint ache of growing up and growing away. This is Sean Delaney , the artist, the craftsman, and now the architect of a new genre he calls American Flòwk  — a sonic hybrid stitching hip-hop’s truth

10/3/25 A new musical and cultural movement is emerging from the Hudson Valley, spearheaded by artist and entrepreneur Sean Delaney who has coined and defined the genre American Flówk. This distinctive sound fuses 90’s hip-hop lyricism with folk, country rap, and singer-songwriter traditions, creating what Delaney describes as blue-collar poetry for the modern generation. https://thenytelegraph.com/hudson-artist-sean-delaney-pioneers-american-flowk-movement-blending-hip-hop-w

10/3/25 A new musical genre is emerging from the intersection of hip-hop, folk, and Americana storytelling, spearheaded by Hudson, New York artist and entrepreneur Sean Delaney. American Flówk, as Delaney has named his creation, represents more than a sound—it’s positioning itself as a cultural movement that speaks to working-class authenticity and modern resilience. https://theinsiderweekly.com/sean-delaney-pioneers-american-flowk-as-musics-next-cultural-movement/

9/29/25 Sean Delaney is redefining the boundaries of modern music with American Flòwk — a bold new movement fusing raw hip-hop grit with folk-driven storytelling. Signed to Rush Entertainment under industry veteran Jim Rushmore, and managed by Melissa McKinney, Delaney isn’t chasing trends; he’s setting a new conversation about authenticity and connection. https://www.songxplode.com/sean-delaney-launches-american-flowk-with-powerful-new-single-took-a-ride/

9/21/25 Sean Delaney is an independent artist who mixes hip-hop and folk music to create his own unique style called ‘American Flòwk’. He has a new song called “Took A Ride.” In his music, Delaney combines hip-hop words, the genuine feel of folk, and catchy pop melodies that are both new and personal. https://kindlinemagazine.com/sean-delaney-takes-listeners-on-an-emotional-journey-with-new-single-took-a-ride

10/4/25 Sean Delaney is cultivating a movement, and on his latest single, “Took A Ride,” Delaney welcomes you into the world of American Flòwk, a signature mix of raw hip-hop grit and folk-informed storytelling. With Rush Entertainment in his corner and under the guidance of Melissa McKinney, Delaney has no qualms about venturing outside of the mould and creating realness that resonates. Delaney demonstrates his songwriting acumen as he describes vivid memories, recovery, and