Delilah Holliday - Fat Cat (2026) [Hi-Res]

Delilah Holliday returns with her most ambitious and unflinching body of work to date. ‘Fat Cat’, her debut album, released August 28th via One Little Independent Records, is a new wave recession-pop concept record that interrogates grief, systemic inequality, and spiritual survival under late-stage capitalism.

Marking a significant moment in her evolution as an artist, ‘Fat Cat’ sees Delilah pushing her sound further without ever sacrificing the experimental, DIY edge and emotional depth that has defined her creatively her entire life, from her time in punk breakouts Skinny Girl Diet to her critically acclaimed 2023 ‘Invaluable’ mixtape.

Sonically, the album builds on the dreamlike, transportive qualities of her earlier work while pushing into a more refined pop framework. Downtempo electronics, trip-hop textures, and fractured hyper-pop drift between states of disorientation and clarity, balancing accessibility with antagonism. Collaboration plays a key role here; Raphael Ninot (Raph) emerges as a central creative partner, bringing an intensely personal level of commitment to producing the project, while Liam Howe (of Sneaker Pimps) elevated it while retaining its contemporary sound.