Dylan

Filmmaker — United Kingdom

01Profile

A Dylan Photo

03Interview

Describe your style in three words?

Loud, Preternatural, Unconventional.

The first track you played on repeat?

Puma Blue - Moon Undah Water

From the jazzy chords to the relatable lyrics it just felt like a song I needed to hear at that specific moment in my life and I am extremely grateful for that.

A song from your favorite album?

King Krule - The Cadet Leaps

King Krule as a whole has been very inspirational for me and this album especially. I could talk about Archy and his projects for days on end (shoutout anp2d) but this album and all of the songs on it will remain my favourite.

A song from your most memorable gig?

The Libertines - Music When The Lights Go Out

It was in Prenton Park and I don't even remember much of the gig however Jeremy Corbyn was there so that was cool.

A song that always gets you up and dancing?

Saint Etienne - Only Love Can Break Your Heart - Masters at Work Mix

I discovered this song at a really weird time in my life and it always makes me smile and reminisce which then leads to me throwing some shapes on the dance floor.

A new song you're listening to?

Henry Wu - Croydon Depot

I think 'Rhythm Section' and what they are doing as a whole with new up and coming artists is really unique and refreshing to see.

Best song to turn up loud?

Nirvana - Milk It

I always listen to this song when I am getting off the train early in the morning to wake myself up a bit.

A song that defines the teenage you?

Cosmo Pyke - Wish You Were Gone

I listened to this EP heavily throughout my teenage years and all the songs are phenomenal don't get me wrong however I just related to this one most.

An anthemic song?

Dizzee Rascal - I Luv U

I remember being speechless the first time I heard this as I just used to label Dizzee Rascal as the man who'd done 'Bonkers' and nothing else. Oh, I was so wrong if anything I think he is one of if not the best rapper to come out of the UK.

Best song to end an all-nighter?

Miles Davis - Blue in Green

I find Kind of Blue to be really therapeutic I may even go as far to say jazz in general so personally I don't think there is any better way to end a night.

04Playlist Notes

03Interview

Describe your style in three words?

Loud, Preternatural, Unconventional.

The first track you played on repeat?

Puma Blue - Moon Undah Water

From the jazzy chords to the relatable lyrics it just felt like a song I needed to hear at that specific moment in my life and I am extremely grateful for that.

A song from your favorite album?

King Krule - The Cadet Leaps

King Krule as a whole has been very inspirational for me and this album especially. I could talk about Archy and his projects for days on end (shoutout anp2d) but this album and all of the songs on it will remain my favourite.

A song from your most memorable gig?

The Libertines - Music When The Lights Go Out

It was in Prenton Park and I don't even remember much of the gig however Jeremy Corbyn was there so that was cool.

A song that always gets you up and dancing?

Saint Etienne - Only Love Can Break Your Heart - Masters at Work Mix

I discovered this song at a really weird time in my life and it always makes me smile and reminisce which then leads to me throwing some shapes on the dance floor.

A new song you're listening to?

Henry Wu - Croydon Depot

I think 'Rhythm Section' and what they are doing as a whole with new up and coming artists is really unique and refreshing to see.

Best song to turn up loud?

Nirvana - Milk It

I always listen to this song when I am getting off the train early in the morning to wake myself up a bit.

A song that defines the teenage you?

Cosmo Pyke - Wish You Were Gone

I listened to this EP heavily throughout my teenage years and all the songs are phenomenal don't get me wrong however I just related to this one most.

An anthemic song?

Dizzee Rascal - I Luv U

I remember being speechless the first time I heard this as I just used to label Dizzee Rascal as the man who'd done 'Bonkers' and nothing else. Oh, I was so wrong if anything I think he is one of if not the best rapper to come out of the UK.

Best song to end an all-nighter?

Miles Davis - Blue in Green

I find Kind of Blue to be really therapeutic I may even go as far to say jazz in general so personally I don't think there is any better way to end a night.

04Playlist Notes