House, Underground Dance & Indie Pop - DaDa NaDa, solo moniker for Robert Ozn, is more than just a Billboard Top 5 recording artist.  He has quietly had a significant impact on contemporary pop culture in a number of fashions:  His 
80s synthpop duo EBN/OZN produced the first record in North America ever created on a computer, the hit single and MTV smash "AEIOU Sometimes Y" (Elektra Records)and were pioneers of white rap as well as the now commonplace practice of computer sampling and looping, which forever changed the fundamentals of record production even now into the year 2017.  This ground breaking recording artist cracked the Billboard Top 5 in 1989, which, according to MTV news, was the first white House artist to ever chart in the U.S.  In addition, DaDa NaDa is one of the world's only out bisexual male singers and was an honored guest of the Obama Administrations 2016 White House Conference on Bisexuality.  After a 26 year absence, his comeback record "Je Suis Paris / I Am Orlando" hit #13 on the Music Week (the U.K.'s Billboard) Commercial Pop Dance Chart and was a mega anthem at LGBTQ Clubs throughout the U.K.  DaDa NaDa worked with #FrankieKnuckles, David Morales,  House of Virus, Bad Boy Bill, John Luongo, Mike Hitman Wilson, Steve Wight & Bob Greenberg, Mntna and 2017's #1 artist in Dubai, the 19 year old wunderkind, Aman. 

An accomplished actor, he first appeared on Broadway in the original casts of the musicals "Shenandoah" (Atlantic Records) and "Marlowe," the L.A. premiere of Sam Shepard's "Curse of the Starving Class" with Gary Sinise and  starred with Zero Mostel in "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum." He is also the screenwriter / producer of the award winning human rights-themed political thriller "I Witness," starring Jeff Daniels, James Spader & Portia De Rossi.

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