Rooted in the storytelling of country’s golden era and fueled by punk‑rock rebellion, Sony Music Nashville’s Dylan Marlowe is redefining what “three chords and the truth” can sound like. Raised in Statesboro, Georgia, he blends small‑town authenticity with influences ranging from Eric Church to Blink‑182, giving his music equal parts grit and heart.

After dropping out of Georgia Southern to pursue songwriting in Nashville, Marlowe quickly earned a publishing deal and co‑wrote Jon Pardi’s #1 hit “Last Night Lonely.” His own releases—including “Record High,” “Boys Back Home” (feat. Dylan Scott), and the viral country flip of “drivers license”—have surpassed 266 million streams. With his debut album Mid‑Twenties Crisis, Marlowe delivers a raw, unfiltered look at growing up and standing firm, proving he’s not chasing trends, he’s carving his own lane.