Born to pastors, Deborah-Darling grew up listening to gospel music almost every day. At seven years old, Deborah-Darling’s love for music continued to blossom as she attended regular keyboard/piano lessons. At school, she excelled in all music classes and performances receiving top marks consistently. At the tender age of fourteen Deborah-Darling became the church main keyboardist and began leading worship at seventeen, by twenty-one, she became the worship team director.

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Deborah-Darling would then go on to sing backing vocals for various gospel artists and finally took the bold leap to sing and perform solo at twenty-two.

2015 (aged 24) was a life-changing year, Deborah-Darling was diagnosed with depression and embarked on a spiritual journey which led her to spend 6 weeks in Jerusalem, Israel. On returning to the UK, Deborah-Darling described her journey as "transformational" and began to take the world by storm with her unique style of singing ad putting her own style on well-known gospel songs.

In 2019 Deborah-Darling was presented with an AGMMA (African Gospel Music and Media Award) Levites award for her continued service in gospel music and ministry.  

Deborah-Darling has shared the stage with the likes of Kierra Sheard, Dr Juanita Bynum, Nathaniel Bassey, Ntokozo Mbambo, Victoria Tunde, Niella and CalledOut Music, to name a few. Deborah-Darling has also performed in the presence of Former Ghana President His Excellency  J.J Rawlings.