Delilah Bon

Delilah Bon is the fiery alter ego of Lauren Tate, the frontwoman for the rock band Hands Off Gretel. Emerging as a solo artist, Delilah Bon has quickly carved out a niche with her blend of rap-punk energy and feminist activism within her lyrics. This UK-based artist confidently tackles themes of empowerment, misogyny, and gender stereotypes with a fearless and often cheeky attitude. Her music, characterized by its infectious hooks and raw, punk-infused beats, serves as a rallying cry for self-expression and rebellion against societal expectations.

Her self-titled debut single "Delilah Bon" introduced her as a bold, unapologetic force, setting the tone for subsequent releases that combine gritty guitar riffs with hip-hop rhythms. Through tracks like "WITCH," "Brat," and "I Wish A Bitch Would," she has fashioned a persona that's both uncontainable and confrontational, taking on serious issues with both a sense of urgency and a razor-sharp wit. Songs such as "Dead Men Don't Rape" and "Ready To Kill" demonstrate her commitment to challenging toxic behavior, making Delilah Bon an artist who not only entertains but also provokes thought and champions female power in a predominantly male-dominated music industry.

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Album - 14 Tracks - Released September 13, 2024
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