Dylan Gossett

Dylan Gossett is a rising American country singer-songwriter from Austin, Texas, known for his heartfelt lyrics and unfiltered sound. Born on March 11, 1999, Gossett grew up listening to a blend of country, folk, and indie influences—citing Ed Sheeran, Mumford & Sons, and the Turnpike Troubadours as major inspirations. What started as bedroom recordings soon turned into viral moments, as Gossett gained momentum by sharing his stripped-down performances on TikTok.

His breakout came in 2023 with the release of his debut single, “To Be Free,” followed by “Coal”—a deeply personal track written during a difficult chapter in his life. With the line “If pressure makes diamonds, how the hell am I still coal?” he struck a raw emotional chord that resonated widely, leading to millions of streams and gold certifications in both the U.S. and Australia. The success of “Coal” landed him a deal with Big Loud Texas/Mercury Records and a global publishing contract with Universal Music Group Nashville.

Gossett has since released two acclaimed EPs: No Better Time (2023) and Songs in the Gravel (2024), both showcasing his signature blend of Americana storytelling and modern country grit. Tracks like “Bitter Winds” and “Somewhere Between” further cement his reputation as a thoughtful and introspective voice in country music.

Even as he tours internationally—opening for acts like Noah Kahan—Gossett remains grounded in his roots, channeling life’s highs and lows into songs that feel personal and universally relatable. His honest songwriting and humble rise continue to captivate listeners around the world.