Dylan Pane was born in New Jersey - exit 19 and later moved to Brooklyn. Growing up on exit 19 was difficult, as this exit was the most sought after piece of real estate in New Jersey. Usually going no where without his guitar, Lenny, who later became Dylan Pane, practiced every day as he was becoming so affluent in his playings of the guitar. In 1980, he later taught at the Music School of Fine Arts in Jersey City, at the ripe old age of 14.

While at college, Dylan Pane met a man who later became known as "The Boss" and it was at that moment Dylan knew music was going to be his life. At age 19, being on the road for Dylan was second nature, especially with a "mentor" such as the one he was with. It was here, on the road, that inspired the lyrics for most of the soundtrack for Movin' Train.

For the past few years, Dylan has been working with other recording artists spending long hours in the studio. Dylan has helped create and produce hundreds of country music albums with his innovative lyric writing and studio expertise. Finally, as a one man show, Dylan Pane has become one of the most revered musicians in the country music industry.