Dylan, an emerging talent in the English music scene, has made significant strides since her debut. She first captured attention with her EP “Purple” in October 2019, featuring the impactful singles “Bad Bitches Beat Heartbreak” and “Sour Milk.” These tracks showcased her unique songwriting ability, with “Sour Milk” exploring the complexities of relationships, resonating with listeners through its relatable themes. This early work laid a strong foundation for her artistic identity and garnered a dedicated fanbase.

Building on her initial success, Dylan released two more EPs, “Red” in 2020 and “No Romeo” in 2022. The title track of “No Romeo” emerged as an empowering anthem, reflecting her desire to inspire others to break free from unhealthy relationships. Her music, characterized by its emotional depth and catchy melodies, has continued to evolve, demonstrating her growth as a songwriter and performer.

In 2022, Dylan’s career took a significant leap when she signed with Island Records and supported Ed Sheeran on his +–=÷x Tour, performing to enthusiastic crowds across the UK. This exposure not only elevated her profile but also solidified her place in the industry. Later that year, she released her debut mixtape, “The Greatest Thing I’ll Never Learn,” which peaked at No. 19 on the UK Albums Chart, further establishing her as a rising star.

Dylan’s collaborations, including her recent single “Liar Liar” with Bastille, highlight her versatility and appeal across genres. With a series of successful tours and accolades, including being named a nominee for BBC Radio 1’s Sound of 2023 longlist, Dylan is poised for a bright future in music, captivating audiences with her authentic voice and compelling storytelling.