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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"What the world needs these days is more honest singer/songwriters who aren’t afraid to buck trends...artists like Alan Getto who take a direct path to listener’s hearts with no-nonsense artistry."

- Hollie Daugherty, The Revue

 
"Alan Getto stands out with pure musical simplicity."

- Kaitlyn Peterson, Indie Band Guru

 
"Wow.  Think of a slightly more positive Conor Oberst with a better voice...and you get Alan Getto."

- Phil King, Audiofuzz


"Atwood Magazine is proud to be premiering 'Soap in My Whiskey.' Getto’s simple acoustic number is soft, sweet, and easy to pick-up on."

- James Crowley, Atwood Magazine

 
"By George, I’ve stumbled onto a local guy with an album Pitchfork might even write about at fiction-novella length."

- Eric W. Saeger, The Hippo

USA Songwriting Competition Finalist and International Songwriting Competition Semi-Finalist ... someday I'll win one of these f@#kers.

Singer/Songwriter/Multi-instrumentalist ... I have two guitars.

International Songwriting Competition Semi-Finalist (2021) for "Sometimes I Want to Be a Dog."

USA Songwriting Competition Finalist (2019) for "The Reefer Song." (Not sure what they were smokin'!)

Thanks for follows/comments/reposts ... Cowboy's got more songs in the works!

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