News
Welcome to Big Dork Summer live, featuring Caity Baser, Hatchie, Truthpaste and more
The series rolls out across four cities with shows at Thekla, 100 Club and more.
Dork Radio
Live
Live 24/7
Dork Radio
About This Track
"DILF" is a track by Caity Baser, from the album Why Can’t I Have Two? (2468) / DILF. The track is 2:19 long. Dork has published 20 articles about Caity Baser.
About the Artist
Track details
Explore
READ MORE ABOUT CAITY BASERREAD MORE ABOUT CAITY BASERREAD MORE ABOUT CAITY BASERREAD MORE ABOUT CAITY BASERREAD MORE ABOUT CAITY BASERREAD MORE ABOUT CAITY BASERThe series rolls out across four cities with shows at Thekla, 100 Club and more.
The Southampton singer ushers in summer with a hook-laden pop anthem.
First full-band set follows festival stint and recent BRIT Rising Star nod.
Caity Baser announces August release of personal eight-track EP.
Caity Baser collaborates with Oh Wonder on a Motown-inspired track featuring strings and brass, exploring themes of personal authenticity.
Pop stars Mabel, Caity Baser and The Waeve join Nelly Furtado and Faithless at Alex James' farm festival this August.
The BRIT nominee's latest single features full live instrumentation and marks a shift from relationship themes to self-reflection.
Caity Baser will host a free Christmas-themed night with special guests at Camden Assembly.
The campaign features intimate live shows and a panel event aimed at inspiring future female leaders in creative industries.
Other confirmed acts include Jax Jones, Rudimental and David Guetta.
With her new mixtape ‘Still Learning’, Caity Baser is embracing the crazy side of pop. From hyperactive chaos to introspective brilliance, her path to Main Pop Character looks set.
It's "the epitome of female rage and cuntiness", she says.
Caity Baser is a whirlwind of energy, radiating excitement as she heads into her breakout year.
Caity's not long released her new single, 'I Love To Make Bad Boys Cry'.
Check out her new single 'I Love To Make Bad Boys Cry'.
Through a celebration of young, woman-identifying talent, it aims to create a moment that highlights the specific challenges girls and young women face around the world.
We caught up with her before her performance for a quick festival catch-up.
After asking fans which of the two songs she should release first, she's then dropped both of them at the same time.
The full EP will drop on 17th February via EMI Records/Chosen Music.
She's also revealed a plan to keep ticket prices as low as possible.