Career
Dylan released her debut EP named Purple in October 2019. [7] It included debut single "Bad Bitches Beat Heartbreak" [8] and second single "Sour Milk" to which Dylan said "'Sour Milk' is about the push and pull of a relationship; not wanting someone when they're around but craving them when they're distant. I tend to find stupid reasons to call it quits with someone, and then immediately regret it when they leave; it's a constant rollercoaster of feelings and not knowing what you want…" [9]
Purple was followed by two further EPs, Red in 2020 [10] and No Romeo in 2022. [11] Speaking about the title track, Dylan said, "I wrote 'No Romeo' with my best friends in mind. I was tired of them going back to their questionable exes and letting themselves be treated like crap (although I think I needed the song as much as they did!) and wanted, as always, to write something empowering. The aim was to write an anthem for the late-night drives with the windows down, the shouting at the sea because life and the screaming crying throwing up heartbreak moments." [12]
In mid-2022, Dylan supported Ed Sheeran on his +–=÷× Tour . [13] [1] and was signed to Island Records.
On 28 October 2022, Dylan released the mixtape, The Greatest Thing I'll Never Learn . Dylan was named as Deezer's 'focus artist' shortly after. [14] In December 2022, Dylan was also announced by BBC Radio 1 as a nominee of the Sound of 2023 longlist. [15]
On 4 August 2023, she released "Liar Liar" with Bastille.
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