The success of singer Dylan’s first studio album, which debuted in the top 20 of the UK album chart, was described by her as “amazing.”
The song “The Greatest Thing I’ll Never Learn,” which was published on Island and featured the 23-year-old artist from Bures in Suffolk, peaked at number 19 on the chart.
This past year, she went on tour with Ed Sheeran and headlined her own gigs, stating that there was “hard graft” involved in getting to where she is now on the charts.
Dylan described the feeling of happiness she experienced when she received the call as “it was like ‘you did it.'”
Dylan described her album as a “baby mixtape” in an interview with BBC Introducing in Suffolk, and she said the following about it: “It’s the first solid piece of work I’ve put out into the world that I’m like ‘this is what I stand for – this is where we’re headed.'”
Natasha Woods, the singer-songwriter, was born in the quaint little of Bures, Suffolk, in the United Kingdom.
Her debut album was up against some formidable opponents in the race for chart positions, including new releases from industry titans such as Taylor Swift, Arctic Monkeys, and Foo Fighters.
“I saw the midweeks and felt like if I completely go for it, we just might make it happen,” she added. “I watched the midweeks and felt like if I go for it, we just might make it happen.”
“After each and every performance, I proceeded directly from the stage to the merch station in order to sign everything in the hopes that customers would purchase something.”
However, she insisted that the effort that was put in was well worth it.
It wasn’t even number 20, it was number 19! She said it’s just wonderful. “It’s just incredible,” she remarked.
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