Androgynous falsettos, whispering insecurities, and powerful raw revelations. Dylan is someone who seeks himself in his music, both on and off stage. On the stable foundation of his musicians, Dylan can let his controlled instability run free, exploring all edges of the subject "personality." Inspired by artists such as Moses Sumney, Saya Gray, Thom Yorke, an underlying layer of jazz idioms, and a hefty dose of stubbornness, a result appears in the form of introspective Art Pop, where Dylan places experimental thought in a pop framework. The lyrics reflect Dylan’s personal struggles and experiences with themes such as (bi)sexuality, the nuances of personality versus the "man-woman" society, and all the consequences of the battle with these subjects. His music has its origins in his vivid daydreaming hobby, during which Dylan does his self reflection, pondering and hoping. All these thoughts are translated into his musical pieces and combined with the decorations fitting the music the transports the listener into his daydreaming world.