I had no plans of creating Delilah really, she popped out of nowhere. Truly. I’ve been writing these songs for myself for a while and they were kind of rap/hip hop meets punk style songs. During the last tour with Hands Off Gretel, I was getting a bit down during that time as quite a lot of negative stuff kicked off when I spoke about girls getting harassed at some of our gigs. So I started saying every gig, I want to create a good environment for girls, because I was getting messages from young girls saying that they’d been to a Hands Off Gretel gig and they had been groped, or they’d been harassed. So I was like, “What? In my gig? How the hell can that happen?” But we do sometimes attract really drunk guys who aren’t fans, that just come along, and they were ruining it for some of the girls. So I was messaging back and forth with these girls, but it was something I just couldn’t stop thinking about on tour. I was playing gigs and in the back of my mind thinking, “Is everyone having a fun time?”, and it ruined it for me. I was thinking, you know what, I’m actually not having a fun time. I don’t feel great. And I was waiting for the end of the tour to come because I thought when the end of this tour comes, I’m gonna sit myself down and think, what am I doing this for, you know, having these questions, “Who am I? What’s my voice? What am I trying to say?”. And then lockdown happened, which came at a very apt time, and I locked myself away, and I thought, I’m going to write these songs for me. Strangely, it happened to be rap, I’ve never rapped in my life. There I was trying something new for myself and as I was listening to it and just felt this is what I needed. I just needed a different outlet with a different feel, a different mood, a different version of myself. That’s when I thought I can’t hold this in anymore. I need to show people this. And Delilah was born!