Cartlidge's debut album, Hope Above Adversity, was released in July of this year. It's filled with uplifting anthems that sonically jump from pop, to funk, to hip hop.

On 'Hope Above Adversity,' Dylan Cartlidge Makes Music Like Mantras

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On 'Hope Above Adversity,' Dylan Cartlidge Makes Music Like Mantras

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