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Dylan Gilbert is a musician living in Charlotte, North Carolina. Nurtured in childhood by musician parents, Dylan's artistic impulse was propelled by a love for 60s pop and the lo-fi rock of the early 2000s. He was a prolific songwriter in his youth, releasing 6 solo albums and scoring several films before age 24. During that time Dylan pursued an education in classical guitar, modern composition and music therapy which further influenced his songwriting. Well acclimated to the stage, he has performed over 800 times across the US with appearances at the Indie Grits Film Festival, Hopscotch Music Festival, CMJ Music Marathon, Tosco Music Party and more. In 2012, Dylan's touring band morphed into the ecstatically possessed post-punk trio Hectorina

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