Dylan Lloyd's music career officially began at the age of 15; he was the lead vocalist and piano player of a very popular local band on the south side of Chicago known as PANGEA from the year 2002 to 2005.  One of their last and most notable performances was at the Rave in Milwaukee, Wisconsin opening up for critically acclaimed band MEDESKI, MARTIN, AND WOOD in November of 2004.
    By early spring of 2005, Pangea had disbanded; from that point on Dylan Lloyd has been pursuing a solo music career in Chicago, and Los Angeles, at an incredibly successful pace. 
    Various media outlets in Chicago have been supporting Dylan Lloyd ever since his EP "THE TRINITY" was released on iTunes in January of 2009.  NBC 5: CHICAGO, the RED EYE newspaper, FEEDBACK MAGAZINE, and other media outlets have all featured Lloyd and given his album critical acclaim. 
    Lloyd has also made numerous radio appearances since becoming a solo artist.  His music has been on nationally acclaimed Chicago radio station 93.1FM WXRT, as well as other Chicago area radio stations and online radio stations.
    In the fall of 2007, Dylan Lloyd and his previous band LOOSE CHANGE recorded with Grammy award nominee and producer of STYX Gary Loizzo. The most notable songs that Lloyd had written for the band and recorded with Loizzo were "ALL I WANNA DO", "THE RIDE", and "VISIBLE";  these three recordings would be the early incarnation of "THE TRINITY - EP". 
    Lloyd and his single "ALL I WANNA DO" will be headlined and promoted by WINDY CITY RECORDS (an independent Chicago record label) on one of their seasonal compilation albums in 2009.
    The future for Dylan Lloyd in the music industry shows extreme promise and longevity. Currently in L.A., Dylan Lloyd has signed a music publishing deal with "RADAR MUSIC PUBLISHING", owned by Jonathan Stone, the former CEO of Windswept Holdings, LLC.  Lloyd will now be making his way up the ranks as one of the best singer/songwriters in the music busniess. 
    "Music is life that lives forever.  If the only thing that I can do in this world is take one person out of a daily cycle of misery, heartache, anxiety, frustration, and any other drama that goes along with our life...for just a few minutes...then I truly will feel like I am doing the best that I possibly can to help bring joy to people's lives." - Dylan Lloyd

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