I’m thrilled to share my thoughts on Dylan Dunlap’s latest single, “Sometimes”, a stunning indie‑pop confession that left me breathless. From the moment the tender guitar riff meets tense, percussive beats, I felt emotionally hooked. Dunlap navigates the complex terrain of a toxic relationship with lyrical bravery: lines like “Sometimes I lied when I said I love you, I meant I’m scared of you” hit with gutting honesty. The song’s layered rhythms and introspective tone reflect internal conflict so palpably that I’m truly impressed. can’t help but smile at how Dunlap transforms vulnerability into artistry, making the emotional weight feel beautifully cathartic. This track is both raw and refined, a luminous example of how indie‑pop can still surprise and move. I’d recommend putting this on repeat. It’s a compelling, honest song that resonates deeply.
