Critical Praise:
“2026 Rapper To Watch: Luhh Dyl makes rap music that’s deeply emotive, introspective, and increasingly spiritual,” and that Hear My Cry “stands out for how locked in he is on confronting his inner demons and imagining what it means to emerge from the darkness.” – Complex
“Somewhere between “Ski” and collabs with Veeze and Tee Grizzley, Dyl’s raps went from good to locked in.” – The FADER
“There’s just something about the slurry, slightly behind-the-beat delivery of newcomers like Dyl and Veeze that makes them very appealing and easy to listen to.” – UPROXX
“Luhh Dyl wants to keep you guessing. Poised to be the next big thing out of his city, the 21-year-old Detroit native has cultivated a devoted online fanbase, constantly re-defining himself, and his sound.” – Fox 2 Detroit
The Song + Video:
Making waves with his unique take on his hometown sound, Detroit Luhh Dyl is a rapper’s rapper. Today, the young artist releases the new single “Rollin With Me,” along with its music video. An introspective and propulsive anthem, “Rollin With Me” connects Luhh Dyl with Detroit sound architect Helluva, known for his production on some of the city’s biggest hits in recent years (including Tee Grizzly’s “First Day Out” and Big Sean’s “Friday Night Cypher”). The decorated producer meets Dyl in his own sonic world, layering acoustic guitars and ethereal vocal samples over his his usual speaker-knocking percussion. The young artist enters a flow state, spitting double-time between Helluva’s riffs and snare hits, as he mixes in youthful flexes with beyond-his-age bars about caring for his niece while his brother is overseas in the Marines. In the video, Dyl travels to Miami, where the introverted artist makes a rare appearance at the club, shows off his stepback jumper, and performs for adoring fans.
Recently introduced as a freestyle on Off The Ramp, Dyl’s “Put It On Somebody” finds the young rapper delivering lightning-quick bars over a contemplative instrumental, complete with spindly guitars and skittering hi-hats. “Put It On Somebody” indulges Dyl’s irreverent side, as he ignores his momma’s advice about “hanging with thugs” and recklessly driving foreign cars. The Off The Ramp video showcases Dyl’s effortlessly fly fashion sense, as he rocks ski goggles and two pairs of jeans, acting out his lyrics with aplomb.
Dyl’s release follows January’s drop of “Still Having Problems,” a collaboration with NoCap. Earlier in the year, Complex named the young rising star one of the Rappers To Watch in 2026.
Luhh Dyl is working hard on the follow-up to Hear My Cry, his October 2025 album, anointed by Pitchfork as one of the Best Rap Albums of 2025. Avoiding the rattling bass and dramatic keyboard arpeggios that have become Detroit’s sonic hallmark, the young rapper develops his own sound on the new album, working with producers like A-Lau, 4head, TurnMeUpMarr, and Audiojacc, weaving in unexpected samples, including samples of songs by artists like John Coltrane, Duke Ellington, Kid Cudi, and Pinegrove, and gentle acoustic guitars to mirror his contemplative rhymes.
A resilient and redemptive album, Hear My Cry is home to Luhh Dyl’s acclaimed singles, like the Kid Cudi flip “Nite N Day” ft. Flint’s Babyfxce E and Detroit’s 1Up Tee the Pinegrove-sampling “Holdin Back,” “Wish You Could,” a contemplative anthem that earned acclaim from Clash Magazine, “Wouldn’t Believe,” his collaboration with Lil Tony Official which became Dyl’s first track to cross 1 million views, and was named one of the Best Rap Songs of May 2025 by The FADER.
Hear My Cry was Dyl’s second full-length of 2025, following January’s Intrude, which has generated over 35 million streams. The album featured guest appearance from Detroit heroes like Tee Grizzley, Veeze, and Sada Baby, and national names like Loe Shimmy. Both Hear My Cry and Intrude are available on all platforms via 300 Ent.
Only just tapping into his immense potential, Luhh Dyl is ready to make a name for himself. With much more music to come, he positions himself as an artistic force that can’t be ignored.
Stream “Rollin’ With Me”: https://luhhdyl.lnk.to/rollinwithme
Watch “Rollin With Me”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4K5V4y9MIMg
Watch “Put It On Somebody”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQ08fUJ7oPo
Stream “Put It On Somebody”: https://luhhdyl.lnk.to/putitonsomebody
Watch “Still Having Problems” ft. NoCap: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0XnNjIwXe0
Stream Hear My Cry: https://luhhdyl.lnk.to/hearmycry
“Rollin With Me” Cover Artwork
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The Background:
Luhh Dyl wants to keep you guessing. Poised to be the next big thing out of his city, the 21-year-old Detroit native has cultivated a devoted online fanbase, constantly re-defining himself, and his sound. The burgeoning rapper has coined his own unique subset of hip hop called “Cart Music ” built from a social media concept turned viral movement. From Michael Jackson to artists across genres, Luhh Dyl’s influences are heard in his eclectic sound, consisting of his raw lyricism and a punchy cadence layered on top of rhythmic, melodic beats. In his own words, he wants to make music that is “fun and unexpected,” saying “people have to listen carefully, because they won’t know what I’m going to say next.”
To his family, he’s Dylan – to his friends, Dyl for short, so when it came time to choose a rap moniker, the rapper says Luhh Dyl was a no-brainer. Dyl’s introduction to music came at an early age, freestyling with his brothers & friends. At 17 years old, he went to the studio for the first time, in search of a coping mechanism after his cousin’s passing. From there, making music became a passion almost immediately, and the studio continued to be an outlet for Dyl to express himself in ways that he never had before. He recorded his first song in 2022, tapping into his natural microphone talent and idiosyncratic delivery. Raised by a single mother and growing up in Detroit (amongst other places) he navigated an ever-changing environment, and had to mature quickly, but Dyl says his upbringing put him at an advantage. His experiences in his life have not only pushed him forward but would later serve as the inspiration behind his lyricism.
Links:
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“Rollin’ With Me”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4K5V4y9MIMg“Put It On
“Put It On Somebody”: https://luhhdyl.lnk.to/putitonsomebody
“Still Having Problems” ft. NoCap: https://luhhdyl.lnk.to/stillhavingproblems / https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0XnNjIwXe0
“Gimme A Sign”: https://luhhdyl.lnk.to/gimmeasign
Hear My Cry: https://luhhdyl.lnk.to/hearmycry
“Child Lock”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VUqAI4XNpw
“Hanging Tree”: https://luhhdyl.lnk.to/hangingtree / https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkUpEp4hmUU
“Nite N Day” ft. Babyfxce E & 1Up Tee: https://luhhdyl.lnk.to/nitenday / https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4Vsj8155p4
“Holdin Back”: https://luhhdyl.lnk.to/holdinback / https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTAWN-5mCa4
“Wish You Could”: https://luhhdyl.lnk.to/wishyoucould / https://youtu.be/RKJVd83zQ2I
“Wouldn’t Believe” ft. Lil Tony: https://luhhdyl.lnk.to/wouldntbelieve / https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXSdLkQTJS4
Intrude (Deluxe): https://luhhdyl.lnk.to/intrudedeluxe