DYLAN IS BAD

In a world where pop music often plays it safe, polished, and predictable, Dylan is heading in the opposite direction—loud, honest, and unapologetically bold. With her brand-new single “Bad,” British singer-songwriter Tash Woods, aka Dylan, once again proves she’s one of the fiercest voices in the new wave of pop.

DYLAN: THE RISE OF A NEW POP REBEL

“Nice girls always finish last,” she belts over a gritty guitar riff that blends arena-rock swagger with hot-pink pop energy. Packed with irresistible call-and-response hooks, “Bad” is custom-built for the stage—and it’s already found a home in the soundtrack of Amazon Prime’s new drama series “We Were Liars.” Dramatic, defiant, and dangerously catchy, it’s a perfect fit.

I wanted the tables to finally turn, Dylan says about writing “Bad,” which came to life in LA while she was touring the U.S. with Ed Sheeran. With a few days off between shows, she linked up with songwriting powerhouse Amy Allen and hitmaker Greg Kurstin. What started as a personal vent about love gone wrong turned into a full-blown anthem for anyone ready to regain their power.

THE NEXT CHAPTER IS BAD

But “Bad” is more than just another rebellious pop banger—it’s the latest chapter in a career that’s anything but typical. Dylan’s debut mixtape “The Greatest Thing I’ll Never Learn” stormed into the UK Top 20 and earned her praise from BBC, MTV, i-D, NME, Rolling Stone UK and beyond.

She’s toured with the likes of Tate McRae, Bastille, Yungblud, and Ed Sheeran, and played her own sold-out global tour in 2023, highlighted by a headline show at London’s legendary Eventim Apollo and over 25,000 tickets sold across the UK, Europe, New Zealand, Australia, and North America.

Next up: she’s rejoining Ed Sheeran onstage for his massive homecoming show at Ipswich Town Football Club this July. But Dylan’s eyes are set even higher: “I want to headline Wembley—that’s the dream, that’s the goal.”

DYLAN SHOWS HER SCARS

And while she can command a stadium with high-voltage energy, Dylan isn’t afraid to show her scars. Her track “Blisters,” the very first she wrote for her mixtape, dives deep into emotional territory. “It was the first time I ever really opened up in my songwriting,” she says.

I started writing about someone breaking me down so slowly I didn’t even notice the pain—but I quickly realized I was unpacking way more than one experience.

The result? A raw, unfiltered track about abandonment, boundaries, and the strength it takes to feel everything and still stand tall. A quiet roar of resilience.

DYLAN IS CALLING

Whether she’s calling out the awkwardness of dating rejection in “Girl Of Your Dreams,” or playfully dissecting late-night mistakes in “Treat You Bad”—Dylan never sugarcoats a thing. “You will love me,” she says with a wink, “I don’t give people much of a choice.”