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Dylan Dunn - I'm Not Clyde [Video]

Elke Nominikat

Oct 20, 2022 — 1 min read

“I’m Not Clyde” places itself firmly in your ears after only the first casual listen thanks to its infectious beat and easy-going vibe. Add Dylan Dunn‘s warm power vocals and ready is an inevitable hit. What really got my attention, though, is the insight Dylan offers about his new song. The Nashville-born singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist says:

I really wanted to capture the sense of a match made in heaven that was bound to fall apart in the end, and using Bonnie and Clyde’s imagery felt too perfect to pass up.

I find it remarkable how an (only) 19 years old artist even thinks about Bonny and Clyde, let alone uses them as inspiration to create such a brilliant song. Adam Castilla (The Colourist) produced the track, and together they brought Dylan’s debut Blue Like You to life, with the next EP to follow very soon.

Listen to “I’m Not Clyde,” our Song Pick of the Day, and check out the delightful video too:

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