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With a dusty timbre, hypnotic voice, and confessional lyrics, Arizona-born singer and songwriter Dylan Pratt resembles a traditional troubadour in the purest sense of the word, bouncing from place to place and collating his travels and experiences in song.
Inspired by his musician father and a “cool friend who loved Led Zeppelin,” Dylan quit baseball and picked up an acoustic guitar at age 13. His band In Symmetry became a Phoenix favorite, garnering a foothold in the city’s art scene. After high school, Dylan moved to Seattle with friends to start the band Moya, who saw local radio and gigging success. Despite this, Dylan eventually headed back to Arizona in 2011 and released his independent album Beg For Fire, leading to playing live alongside the likes of Neko Case, JF McPherson, Rhett Miller and many more.
In 2015, Pratt was signed by Washington Square Records and through them released his previous album Limbo. He worked with producer Thom Monahan [Devendra Banhart, Vetiver, Fruit Bats] to cut the album’s 11 tracks.
In 2018 Washington Square Records was bought out by a larger distribution company and Dylan decided to head out on his own.
Dylan’s music was featured in a national television show, “The Fosters,” in 2018 and has seen airtime on Seattle’s favorite indie radio station, KEXP.
