Manella says the other musicians help him to "ratchet up the dynamics with Latin-flavoured keys, funky bass, and irresistibly danceable beats."
The New Plymouth-based musicians have collaborated before, receiving enthusiastic reviews for their "foot-stomping" performances.
Sonic Delusion kicked off his touring career in 2013 with a nine-month, 70-venue tour of New Zealand.
He says he has now played more than 500 gigs in New Zealand, Australia, Switzerland and Germany and at international festivals.
He is also known for playing unorthodox venues, including a purpose-built stage on the roof of his family's housebus, a shop roof, on a lake, and lounges around the country.
Sonic Delusion will play songs from the recently released fourth album This Material World.
Sonic Delusion performs at the Ladies' Rest at 7.30pm tomorrow. Men are welcome.
Tickets are $20 and can be bought through eventfinda.