Known for her almost comical knack for getting under the skin of boot-licking grifters, Atlanta-born Dylan Taylor has never backed down from singing about the issues that paralyze even the hardest hearts. Raised on both sides of the political fence in the Bible Belt and around Music Row, Taylor learned early to think for herself — a lesson that became a cornerstone of her music.

With a family history of addiction and a head and heart full of feelings she hadn’t yet learned to harness, Taylor found herself in Alabama rehab before her 21st birthday. She emerged stone-cold sober, Martin in hand, and quickly returned to the road, writing and singing about addiction, equality, justice, love, and the beautiful misfits who never quite fit the boxes they were handed.

A self-described “genre mut,” Taylor has spent her career living somewhere between rock, folk, country, and blues, dancing along the fringy edges of Nashville and challenging the industry that raised her. From her 2018 breakthrough anthems “Sarah Dreaming” and “Get High”. 

Now, Taylor enters a new chapter with “People Really Suck Sometimes,” [7/29/26] as the first single from her upcoming project Bootleg Marijuana-Welcome to The Bible Belt. A Darkly comic, frenetic, and unapologetically cynical, the song wrestles with anxiety, social disillusionment, and the absurdity of modern life while asking whether we’re the problem — or simply a symptom of the same old truth. People just kinda suck

The second single [August 19, 2026], “Apple Pie Fries” followed that up, with one final single, Too Late Now, to follow in September, then in October the full project.