Rock ‘n roll is not the easy way, but it’s a freeing way, and it’s the way Toronto artist DYLYN wants to live her life. Each single sounds more monstrous than the last, unleashing a talent that’s only beginning to realize her true potential. DYLYN has finally found herself. The rest of the world is about to find her, as well.
“Make It Naked,” is the title track of DYLYN’s forthcoming EP. The track is about stripping yourself down to the very bone and being who you truly are. Scars, bruises, emotions – the raw version of you. Sometimes we need to get down to the naked truth to see ourselves for who we are.
The minute we heard this track we couldn’t get out of our heads! This song is on another level, and we are not even sure if we could find the right words to describe it. DYLYN is a talented artist and she always surprises us with her unique, creative and professional music. The track comes with an outstanding music video that gives a better experience while listening. The production is polished and sounds very professional and the atmosphere is incredibly unique! We enjoyed listening to DYLYN’s vocals until the last second and her powerful chorus was our favorite part. The lyrics are original, meaningful and mesh with the melodies perfectly, and the energy of this song is amazing. We hope you like this track as much as we do!
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
DYLYN is Gwendolyn Lewis. With a father of British descent, a mother from the Chinese Mainland, and growing up on the outskirts of Toronto on a musical diet of Led Zeppelin and Blondie, DYLYN released her 80’s synth-rock infused debut EP “Sauvignon In a Kimono” (Home/Nettwerk) in 2018 featuring the breakout track “Secret”. Since its release, “Secret” has quietly amassed an impressive YouTube profile – over 100 million streams – due in large part to the Gacha Life anime community (10 million active users) adopting the song as its anthem of family betrayal.
2019 saw Gwen traveling to Los Angeles and Vancouver to work with both Ryan Guldemond (Mother Mother) & Colin Munroe (Kendrick Lamar) writing and producing the material for her new album. According to Gwen, she wanted to evolve beyond the electro-pop sounds of her previous releases and explore the harder edged shadows of her creativity such as on the first single “Something to Lose”: “There seems to be a theme of an underlining darkness in this song, and most of the new record. I’ve enjoyed bringing out other characters that live within my spirit. It’s nice to dance along the dark side at times.”
