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Greatest Thing I'll Never Learn

Dylan

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Greatest Thing I'll Never Learn

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LP

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Year

2022

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NEW

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4809137

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602448091376

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Title

Greatest Thing I'll Never Learn

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LP

Label

Year

Epic

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Other

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NEW

Catalogue Number

4809137

Barcode

602448091376
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    Self-Proclaimed "rockstar Stuck In A Pop Star's Body", Dylan, Follows Two Packed Out Performances At Reading and Leeds Festivals With the News of Her New Mixtape, the Greatest Thing I'll Never Learn, Due 28 October Via Island Records Dylan's First Mixtape - and Debut Release For Island Records - Packs A Hefty Wallop; An Eight-Track Record That Doesn't Give You Any Choice But To Sit Up, Pay Attention and Sing Every Word Back In Your Head For Days Afterwards Her Candidness Is Part of What Has Already Scored Her Praise From the Likes of Bbc News, Nme, Notion, Mtv, Vogue Italia, the Line of Best Fit, Dork and Bbc Introducing; A Sold Out Debut Us Headline At the Iconic Mercury Lounge In New York, UK Support Slots With Yungblud, Bastille, Ed Sheeran and An Eu Run With Tate McRae; Inspiring An Incredibly Loyal and Passionate Fanbase To Form Around Her. With A Sold Out UK Headline Tour, Including A Night At Shepherd's Bush Empire On the Horizon and An Ever Growing Stream of Impeccable Pop Anthems, Dylan Looks Destined To Continue Hooking People Into Her World, Rapidly Expanding That Fanbase In A Big Way. "if Ambition Can Manifest Success, Dylan Is Going To Be A Massive Star." - Bbc News "dylan Leaves Little Room For Doubt: Pop of This Calibre Deserves To Be Heard In Arenas." - Nme "it's Not A Matter of If Dylan Becomes A Main Stage Superstar, But When" - Dork
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