Dylan Durham Chicago, Illinois
Each of Dylan’s songs derives from a story, outlined with simple chords and a stinging, introspective honesty. The singer- songwriter’s folk roots are augmented by Sergio Coronado's electric guitar. Austere melodies give way to baleful, swelling climaxes as the sincere, lyric-driven tunes culminate in a sound richer and more satisfying than your average self-indulgent sad-bastard music. ... more
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