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Dylan E. Crampton

Dylan E. Crampton is a singer-songwriter from Greystones, Ireland. Serving his own blend of edgy guitar pop to the table, feeding the ears of hungry guitar music fans with clever melodies and hook laden songs, Dylan draws influence from artists such as Tom Petty, Paul McCartney and Steve Earle. Having sold out The Whale Theatre in Greystones, Dylan secured support slots with Christy Dignam and Joe Jewell of Aslan on a couple of occasions and Hazel O'Connor too. He was also selected to play the Whelans Ones To Watch 2020 festival. ''Crampton was incredibly charismatic and you could feel the pure joy radiating from the stage as everyone moved to the music.'' - Hotpress Emerging onto the scene in late 2018, Dylan has released five energetic singles, all of which received national radio play. His second single ''Sugar'' was selected for the RTE Recommends playlist and his fourth single ''Mr. Jimmy'' earned him a slot on the RTE Late Late Show and was the song of the day on Joe.ie. Dylan records most of his music himself at home on Windows 98, the same equipment that his parents used to record their music when he was a child. However, 2020 will see the release of his debut self titled EP which was recorded in Beechpark Studios with Daire Winston. The first single from the EP entitled ''When I'm Sad'' is due for release on April 10th with the full release following on May 1st. ''Dylan E. Crampton is going big places'' - Hotpress

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