Dylan Obiaro, professionally known as “World’s Heart,” is an Atlanta-based musician with a love for versatility and abstract soulful textures. His influences come from the likes of John Coltrane, Bob Marley, and Fela Kuti. Although he's primarily known for playing the saxophone, he also plays guitar, melodica, and bass.

Obiaro first started playing music by taking piano lessons at eight years old. In 2011, he joined a middle school band playing clarinet and eventually landed on saxophone. Obiaro continued playing in school jazz, classical, and marching bands until he graduated high school in 2018. In 2019, he started taking guitar lessons and decided to fully establish himself as a professional musician the following year.

After Obiaro established himself as a musician in 2020, he started doing open mics and performing covers online. One big moment in Obiaro’s life was when he performed a tribute on an Instagram live stream with the granddaughter of late reggae legend Peter Tosh. In 2022, He attended AIMM (Atlanta Institute of Music and Media) majoring in Music Production. While attending AIMM, Obiaro released his debut track, “Sunset After Dark” which was described as a, “Breath of Fresh Air” the following year. In 2024, he joined a R&B band called, “The Creatives of Atlanta” and performed all over Georgia playing sax and guitar with them for two years. While playing with the Creatives, he performed with various artists like Buddy Red and Cisco. He also performed in restaurants, weddings, birthday parties, and corporate events as a solo saxophonist.