Dylan Gully was born in Brittany in 1984. He learnt music through both academic studies and travels, as he has always had a passion for traditional musics from Eastern to Western Europe. He plays the clarinet and flutes for about 20 years. He has been involved for the last 10 years in many transcultural projects fusing jazz, world musics, or electronics, as an Engineer in music systems.

He had a gold medal in clarinet performance in 2005 in the 'Conservatoire de Lille' (France), an electronic/computer engineering Diploma in 2007, and a M.Sc. in Music Technology in 2008 in the University of Limerick, specializing in the developpement of plugins and interactive systems for live performances.

From 1998 to 2003 he played classical, jazz and trad pieces with the Belgian pianist and composer Laurent Beeckmans. In 2003 he collaborated with the French composer Geoffrey François, president of ‘Le Sémaphone’ (Contemporary music organisation) for the creation of a piece for two clarinets based on microtonal materials. In 2005 he was chosen as the solo performer for the Stravinsky piece Ebony Concerto by the Wind Orchestra of 'Conservatoire de Lille'.

In 2004 he become part of the ensemble "Tarab Med", fusing Mediterranean musics and musicians from Marocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Liban, Turquey, and Greece. Tarab Med has played about 50 concerts since including Festival les Milles et Une, Festival de la danse orientale, Centre Culturel du monde Arabe, and Het Lindeboom Festival. Tarab Med played a series of concerts in tribute to Palestinian Poet Mahmoud Darwich, and collaborated several times with the Belgian klezmer band 'Krupnik' to promote peace between Jewish and Arab communities.

Dylan received in 2005 the ‘Best Soloist’ Award in the competition ‘La piposa’ for Traditional music in the North of France. He won in 2006 the Het Lindeboom competition for traditional music with the trio Troad, which then could release the album "Effervescence" under the label Wild Boar Music in Belgium.

In 2007 Dylan founded the band Txütxükan, whose music was a collaborative work of compositions integrating elements of various musics around the world, mainly inspired by Balkan and Gypsy musics. Txütxükan released a first album "Balkan Jig" in September 2008, and played over 170 gigs mainly in France, Germany, and Ireland; including: Sligo Cairde Festival, Dun Laoghaire Festival of world Cultures, Fusion Festival, Dingle Festival Na Beltaine, Sixmilebridge Festival, Festival Wazemmes l'Accordeon, Festival Aurillac, Dunmore East Bluegrass Festival, Friedrischroda Festival, Cork Midsummmer Festival. The band lived in Ireland for few monthes to record a new album which is now being mixed, and organised in Cork the Gypsy Carnival Nights in the Pavilion.

In 2009 Dylan was chosen as the mascot of the Trek'n Folk Festival for which he created a solo performance with clarinet and electronics. While living in Ireland he was part of the Limerick Jazz Society, and became a member of the cork band Lazik, fusing Irish and Balkan music, which released the album "Far Fetched" in March 2011. Lazik played in many festivals in Ireland, collaborated with the singer Andy Ivrine for Cork Folk Festival and Martin O Connor and band for Dun Laoghaire festival of world cultures.

In 2010 he was part of the UCC transcultural project Trasna, directed by Mel Mercier, where he met and played with Eamon Cagney, Liam O Maonlai, Paul O Donnell, Niwel Tsumbu, Mary Hickson, Francesco Turisi, and Niall Vallely. Trasna collaborated with a Moroccan Gnawa ensemble, traditional Irish music Powerhouse Guidewires, virtuoso Basque Txalaparta duo Ttukunak, dancer Colin Dunne, and Miss Ma (Fiddler in the film Tiger Crouch Dragon) representing Ireland in Shangai World Expo.

Dylan then started composing and performing sound tracks for theatres and films. He played the piece "Lake of Shadows" with jazz pianist Justin Carroll and the musicians of the band Kilà, for the film "The Rafters" by John Carney. He toured with actor Damian Punch for the show "Walking Man", a a youth theatre production by Graffiti Theatre Company, directed by Sile Ni Bhroin. He recorded for the sound track of "The School for scandals" produced by Mel Mercier for The Barbican Theatre, London, and composed several pieces for short films by Maciek Klich and Naomi Fein. He is also involved in a new "ciné-concert" project directed by French accordion player Benjamin Macke.

Since 2011 Dylan has toured various bands and artists. He is now setting up a new Irish Music project with Martin Tourish, Matt Griffin, and Stella Rodrigues, part of a residency offered by the traditional clarinet festival in Glomel.

Beside his musician life, he followed last year a course in "Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Social Change" by Upeace (Universidad para la Paz, Costa Rica), to set up a free web plateform to help artists touring through sharing resources and community development; he was part last year of YPD Indonesia (Young People for Development)