Despite being a global superstar, Ed Sheeran is still a down to earth guy, as rising pop star Dylan can attest to.
He’s a legend. He has been so helpful to me as I’ve got to know him better, especially on the American tour this year,’ she enthused about the 32-year-old.
Dylan is one of the many female pop artists gathering incredible support through social media and rising through the charts.
She is signed to Island Records, the label behind the likes of Ariana Grande, Kim Petras, and Hozier, and teased that her first studio album is on the way.
The 23-year-old continued: ‘Ed’s been so good with helping me navigate what it means to be an artist. [Things like] how to deal with the internet and how to deal with being young in the industry, but having to be an adult and know which way you’re going.
‘Before most of the shows, he sat me down and just went “Right so what’s on your mind?” – he’s a really, really good guy.’
The pop-rock singer, real name Natasha Woods, will embark on ‘The Rebel Child Tour’ on October 27 in Dublin, with dates in Glasgow, Leeds, Cambridge, Cardiff, Oxford and Bournemouth, before she performs at London’s Eventim Apollo on November 5.
Natasha Woods (born 2000), known professionally as Dylan, is an English musician, singer and songwriter.
UK pop’s hottest prospect, Dylan kickstarts her year with the release of a new single, “Every Heart But Mine”. The track is a powerful display of community and empowerment, with Dylan being supported by an all-star choir of Cat Burns, Rachel Chinouriri, Mae Muller, Sody and Beren Olivia. (Udiscovermusic)
She also confirms 2023 UK And Ireland Tour and another round of gigs scheduled for early 2023.
Cat Burns, Rachel Chinoriri, Mae Muller and Sody all agreed to add their vocals to the chorus; assisting Dylan in building a platform for every artist to rise up, support each other and grow together.
“I have been waiting for this song to come out forever because for me, it is the biggest confidence booster of a lyric.” explains Dylan. “I think the song has many meanings behind it. I see it as a reference to love, as a reference to career moves and as a ‘you have no idea what i’m capable of’ feeling.
I felt like there was something missing in the track, so I invited some of my favourite artists that I’d been hanging out with – who all happen to be incredible women – to sing harmonies and backing vocals on the song. It was everything the track needed.”
