Dyado(pronounced dee-yah-dough) is the project of east coast songwriters Louisa Stancioff and Matt Lohan. The two are cousins who reconnected later in life, and bonded over playing classic country, and writing songs. Together, they have crafted a hazy, film-grain sound that phases between dreamy California beach days, and fall fields drenched in fog. The band is currently working their second full length album with producer Malachi DeLorenzo, whose work includes "The Way We Move" and "Lost at Last" by Langhorne Slim, and the noteworthy "Mariachi Static" by Izaak Opatz.
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Dyado In one sentence: "Psychedelic wanderlust music with roots in the south"

Genre: Beach country, alt pop, folk rock.
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sounds like: "Appalachia-fornia" 
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Jeremy Loops is an award-winning musician from Cape Town. From cult live act status in his hometown, to a chart topping album domestically and a flourishing global touring career, his rise has been characterised by breaking through glass ceilings. With his new album, slated for a 2017 release, here’s a maturing, sophisticated musician preparing to see his vision of taking his music global.

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