Brat Punk Delilah Bon Teams Up with ALT BLK ERA on New Single “Witch”

To celebrate the upcoming spooky season, brat-punk hip hopper Delilah Bon has released her new single and lyric video for “Witch”, which features a guest appearance from duo ALT BLK ERA.

The single is described a war cry for women everywhere, past and present, lyrically addressing the thousands of innocent women killed during the 14th-17th century witch trials fuelled by religious fear mongering and misogyny.

Watch the video here:

On the new single, Delilah Bon comments:

“I wrote this song for the forgotten women in history that were killed on suspicion of witchcraft during the 14th – 17th century witch trails. If women were outspoken, if they challenged the church or the patriarchy, they would be forced to confess to being a witch under torture then hanged or burnt at the stake.”

Delilah continues:

“All of it was fuelled by misogyny and the fear of women’s power. They wanted to silence and blame women, killing over 50,000 of them across Europe and America. I did a lot of reading about witches and couldn’t believe how barbaric and wide scale it all was, it only felt right to give these women a voice 300 years later.”

Joining Delilah on the track is genre-bending duo ALK BLK ERA who merge the musical boundaries of rock by incorporating the influences of rap, DnB, electronica and operatic sounds and, through their music, are on a mission to create diverse, safe spaces for alts and their allies.

For more information on Delilah Bon, visit Delilah’s Official Website here.

Delilah Bon “Witch” Single Artwork