Dylan Holland

Dylan Holland, born in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1994, began his career in music by sharing self-produced videos on YouTube and performing on Blog-TV in early 2010. His engaging style and vocal abilities quickly garnered him a dedicated fan base known as “The Deezy Army.” A significant turning point in his career occurred in 2010 when he won the first-ever “Teen Hoot” contest in Nashville, Tennessee. This victory led to a collaboration with Grammy-nominated producer David Malloy, resulting in the creation of his initial three songs: “I Call You Love,” “Kiss Me,” and “Nashville.” In January 2013, Malloy also produced and recorded Dylan’s single, “Tonight”.

Throughout his professional development, Dylan has consistently expanded his musical reach, frequently traveling to Nashville for performances and to support the Nashville Hootenanny’s “Teen Hoot” events. His growing influence in the music scene was acknowledged in 2011 by Pop Star Magazine, which featured him as the “Next teen mega crush.” Dylan’s musical versatility is evident in his ability to incorporate various genres, including pop, rock, country, and R&B, into his sound, appealing to a broad audience. His songwriting is informed by a diverse range of musical artists such as Aerosmith, Michael Jackson, and Adele, which shape his impactful lyrics and distinctive musical approach.

Beyond his creative pursuits, Dylan Holland is involved in philanthropic activities. He has performed to support the homeless and advocates for animal welfare and anti-bullying initiatives. His commitment to community service underscores his personal motto, “Fans First,” and reinforces his positive presence within the music industry. He regularly connects with his followers through weekly Blog-TV performances, maintaining consistent engagement.