Dylan Dunnink is a vocalist, songwriter and all-round creative who questions what it means to be a young adult through music, music which is filled with a wide range of emotions that seek the outer edges of his androgynous personality.

With silken falsetto’s and soul-tearing cries, all is said in ways his words could never.

Inspired by artists such as Moses Sumney, Saya Gray, Thom Yorke, an underlying layer of jazz idioms, and a hefty dose of stubbornness, a result appears in the form of introspective Art Pop, where Dylan places experimental thought in a pop framework.

The lyrics reflect Dylan’s personal struggles and experiences with themes such as (bi)sexuality, the nuances of personality versus the "man-woman" society, and all the consequences of not fitting in these constructs growing up.

Photography: Jan Arndt