There's something quite admirable about an artist finding their way back to the studio after a proper scrap with their record label, it shows real conviction. A synth-driven single is a bold pivot too, and we're always here for an artist willing to take that kind of sonic risk rather than playing it safe. Whether this represents genuine artistic liberation or just a pragmatic compromise, only Dylan and their ears will know, but either way there's something defiant about getting fresh work out there when the machine's been grinding away in the background.