Dylan And The Moon writes songs like conversations you accidentally overhear, and never forget.

An indie-folk singer-songwriter at heart, Dylan writes and creates all of his own music, songs that feel handwritten rather than produced, worn at the edges, warm, smoky and alive, like an old Polaroid or a memory ripped from a diary and played straight on a guitar. Across his body of work, songs sway from slow and intimate to bright and open-air, but the focus never shifts from his dusky voice and the story it’s telling, deeply personal, yet always landing somewhere familiar.

Songs that land just as comfortably in a quiet, dark evening as they do in the midday festival sun.

Since embracing his identity as a transgender man in 2020, Dylan has become a bold and joyful force for authenticity, self-expression and liberation. A unique part of the project sees him using old vocal tapes of his pre-transition voice to create powerful male-female duets with his past self, a true artist of evolution, writing music that grows alongside the people listening.