Dylan Cartlidge

https://www.inaxorio.com/2ww9mfbls1 Good artists need to be able to stretch – and Dylan Cartlidge can certainly do that. Shuffling between hip-hop, R&B, indie, funk, neo-soul and countless other styles, his genre-mashing approach recalls Beck, or even OutKast.

https://splendormedicinaregenerativa.com/v3u3gkl Underneath all this, though, is a very British sense of grit, something that places him more in line with Jamie T.

see Debut cut ‘Love Spoons’ is extraordinary, with that elastic bass-line waltzing from speaker to speaker as those multi-layered vocals tumble down the middle.
The lyricism moves from the direct – “Keep doing what you do” – to the outright poetic, with Dylan Cartlidge displaying an incredible flair for language.
It’s somewhere between Skepta and Alex Turner, The Dust Brothers and King Krule, and we’re hopeless addicted.

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