Deliriant is the solo project of Shane Renew, 22, from South Africa. He had… Read Full Bio ↴Deliriant is the solo project of Shane Renew, 22, from South Africa. He had his first introduction to music at age 6, when he learned to play piano. At age 13 he began DJing, playing many styles from house to drum & bass. In 2004 Shane moved to Cape Town, which is renowned for it’s epic psytrance scene, and he immediately knew that he wanted to produce and DJ at these parties. He started playing at several psytrance nights around Cape Town, and became a label DJ with Beartrap outdoor parties. His first major gig was Vortex/Alien Safari New Years Eve party, Prism in 2006/7 playing alongside Black & White. Since then he has played at many major events featuring international artists such as Azax Syndrom, Phatmatix, Menog, B55, Domestic, Hyperfrequencies, and many more. In early 2007 Shane sold his first track ‘Fusion’, due to be released on Nexus Media various artists compilation Midnight Storm 3. He plans to release a multitude of singles on various labels as well as releasing his debut album with Nexus Media, to which he has recently signed. In 2007 he qualified as an advanced sound engineer, which has no doubt set a high standard for his production. The Deliriant sound is hard and driving, but still maintains a melodic feel. It is intelligent in structure, and contains minimalist elements of glitch and techno. Expect dark atmospheres, powerful leads, intense breakdowns and an always solid groove. Watch this space.

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Deliriant Lyrics

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Thank you ladies and gentleman
It's a pleasure to meet with you today
In order to help our elderly viewers in the stands today
Before I make the jump there's something that I'd like to say
It's been bothering me for a long time
You people, you kids
If you put nitro in your body
You'll form more body

So that you can do better
Only complaining and you think it'll make it better
You will for about 5, 10 years

And then you'll enjoy it
All the help

Overall Meaning

and advice provided by the singer in the lyrics is aimed at the audience at a live performance. The singer expresses gratitude for the opportunity to address the crowd, specifically acknowledging the presence of elderly viewers in attendance. Prior to delivering an important message, the person hints at having been troubled by something for quite some time.

The lyrics then shift the focus to the younger generation, addressing them as "you people, you kids." The singer cautions against the consumption of nitro, which can be interpreted as a metaphor for engaging in reckless and harmful behavior. By emphasizing the idea of "putting nitro in your body," the singer suggests that such actions will eventually result in negative consequences.

The phrase "you'll form more body" refers to the physical effects of indulging in destructive behavior. It implies that engaging in risky behavior may temporarily provide a sense of improvement or enhancement, giving the illusion of betterment. However, this improvement is short-lived, lasting only around 5 to 10 years.

The lyrics highlight the negative mindset of complaining without taking meaningful action, suggesting that some individuals believe complaining alone will lead to positive change. The singer asserts that this mentality is mistaken and will only provide a temporary fix. Continuing on this path will eventually result in the enjoyment of the consequences resulting from such behavior.

Ultimately, the singer advises against indulging in harmful actions and encourages the audience to seek help when needed. The intention behind these lyrics is to raise awareness about the potential long-term consequences of reckless behavior, particularly among the younger generation.

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