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I love that he’s getting the attention he deserves.
He comes across as a very wholesome creature, does Dawson, despite his Gothic sensibilities and attire. On this beautiful sunny afternoon, he’s dressed predominantly in black and looks like the frontman of a noughties indie band or a particularly elegant vampire. He’d make a fantastic Batman villain.
Sitting opposite Dawson is an interesting experience in itself. He’s one of those perpetual shifters: always crossing his legs, brushing back his hair, fiddling with one of his rings. I should stress that the impression isn’t one of impatience or boredom, more a sense of nervous energy – emphasis on both noun and adjective. Like many of us, I doubt talking about himself to strangers is his happy place, but his answers are invariably thoughtful, measured, interspersed with laughter. He radiates gentleness and decency, and if you’re going to radiate things, you could do much worse than those.
“I’ve been lucky, I’ve worked with some wonderful people who you know of their career before. So yeah, I suppose initially you think, how weird is this to be on a Zoom call with this very famous musician? – but he makes it very easy to get rid of that mindset. He’s a good Northern lad and he’s incredibly down to Earth. He made the process very easy. And a lot of fun as well.”
Restrictions limited any opportunities for group nights out, although Styles invited Dawson to the debut performance of Harry’s House at the Brixton Academy in May. “He got me a ticket when he launched his album. That was amazing to go and see the showman, the musician.” Go backstage? “Got to see him backstage, yeah. That was really special.”
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