Dylan Fowler

Dylan Fowler is a renowned British acoustic guitarist born on February 4, 1956, in Tripoli, Libya. He has developed a diverse career spanning over three decades, initially focusing on jazz and Latin music. In the 1980s, he formed a guitar duo with Dominic Miller, which gained significant attention, including a debut album that was named one of the Sunday Times' top albums of 1984. Later, he shifted towards folk and traditional music, influenced by European jazz and Celtic culture. His music often blends elements from various global traditions, reflecting his eclectic travels and collaborations with musicians from different cultural backgrounds.

Dylan Fowler has released several notable albums, including "Ebb & Flow," which showcases his ability to blend jazz, folk, and global influences into richly textured music. His work has been praised for its ability to seamlessly integrate different musical styles, creating a unique sound that is both globally inspired and deeply rooted in his Welsh heritage. Over the years, he has collaborated with numerous ensembles, including the Welsh/Finnish trio Taith, and has been associated with the prestigious German label Acoustic Music Records for over twenty years.