Dylan Johnson

Dylan Johnson has been obsessed with music since he was an infant, if his parents are to be believed. His family goes back eight generations in the Pacific Northwest. He plans to live there for the rest of his days, as he has recently welcomed the ninth generation in the form of his baby son Arthur.

His taste in music is very eclectic, and varies with his many moods. 

A driving motivation for Dylan is human rights and dignity, and he manages the Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank by day, which fills his soul as much as creating and performing music.

Dylan's focus has been percussion first, guitar next, and piano and vocals close behind.

Songs created for the project:

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6/23/25: “Apologies” by Bubba Holly
6/23/25: “Apologies” by Bubba Holly
6/22/2025: “Panic in the Valley,” by Dyl & Will
6/22/2025: “Panic in the Valley,” by Dyl & Will
6/21/25: “The Goddess,” by Sojourner
6/21/25: “The Goddess,” by Sojourner
6/20/25: "Hey Everybody" by Joey Spilberg
6/20/25: "Hey Everybody" by Joey Spilberg
6/19/25: “Lenny, Waiting For Love” By Tiny Anthems
6/19/25: “Lenny, Waiting For Love” By Tiny Anthems
6/18/25: "Capybara," by Anna Soltys
6/18/25: "Capybara," by Anna Soltys
6/17/25: “Quiet Down,” by Graham Klym
6/17/25: “Quiet Down,” by Graham Klym
6/16/2025: “Alpine Lakes Wilderness,” by Mike Antone
6/16/2025: “Alpine Lakes Wilderness,” by Mike Antone
06/15/2025: “Protect & Serve” by VEO Notations
06/15/2025: “Protect & Serve” by VEO Notations
6/14/2025: “NO KINGS!” by Cycle of Hands
6/14/2025: “NO KINGS!” by Cycle of Hands
6/13/25. “In The Morning” by Tyler Thompson
6/13/25. “In The Morning” by Tyler Thompson
6/12/25 “Lost in the Streets of Chicago," by Cape Disappointment
6/12/25 “Lost in the Streets of Chicago," by Cape Disappointment
6/11/25: “Look At These Streets” by Extrawilliam
6/11/25: “Look At These Streets” by Extrawilliam