Dylan Sinclair Prepares to Release Debut Album with Single ‘Forever’

Dylan Sinclair is making a soulful return with the release of his latest single, “Forever.” The Canadian artist’s new track not only showcases his roots in Guyana and the Philippines but also honors the cultural diversity of his hometown, Toronto, Ontario. Beneath its melodic exterior, the song delivers a heartfelt and relatable lyrical message.

Two years ago, Sinclair captivated audiences with his project, No Longer In The Suburbs, featuring the single, “Lifetime.” In that song, he poignantly questioned, “Will I be enough for a lifetime?” as he grappled with the pressures of his rising fame and its impact on his romantic relationship.

“Could you trust me when I’m on the road? With beautiful women from LA and London,” he asks in “Lifetime,” revealing his concerns about staying faithful and committed while being thrust into the limelight.

Fast forward two years, Sinclair’s latest single, “Forever,” delves into a similar theme of questioning his worth and commitment. He sings, “They don’t want us together. They’re tryna pull her away. They doubt I’m good enough for her.”

Yet, it appears the doubts and pressures have dissipated to some extent. “She don’t wanna leave. She won’t let me go. She says it’s me and her against the globe,” Sinclair continues, suggesting a stronger resolve in their relationship.

As he settles into his career and navigates recent changes, Sinclair’s voice exudes maturity and reflection. “Forever” offers a glimpse of what’s to come from his debut album, For The Boy In Me, set to release on September 27.

Prepare for what’s next by listening to his new single, “Forever.”