“This song is about craving recognition and validation”: Listen to Delilah Bon’s fiery new single Finally See Me

Following last month's single Maverick, self-styled brat punk Delilah Bon has unleashed another ferocious single in the form of Finally See Me.

Taking inspiration from her school days, it's a raw and riotous exploration of Delilah's teenage school experience, and the mental health struggles she faced, feeling lost and alone as a free-thinker in a system that didn't understand her.

"This song is about craving recognition and validation," says Delilah. "I receive messages from so many young people who feel just like I did back in school. They tell me they use my music to get through the day, which hits close to home for me. I remember spending lunch breaks hiding in the school toilets, listening to P!nk, just trying to escape the world.”

Finally See Me is taken from Delilah's forthcoming second full-length album, although there is still no official word on when it's coming. Stay tuned to Kerrang! all the latest info.

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