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New Music Alert: “Wasting Time” by Dadadoh + The POC

February 17, 2021 Featured Articles Singles

At this point in my career, it’s far too redundant to say that Dadadoh “just keeps getting better” or “is an artist everyone should be paying attention to” so let’s just assume those points are implicit henceforth for all future coverage. Agreed? I mean, we’re all friends here, right? After 2019’s Wowee showed the artist in pivot mode, “Wasting Time” ups the ante in a shocking way…

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Quarantine Questionnaire: Dadadoh

The Quarantine Questionnaire: Dadadoh

June 1, 2020 Featured Articles Interview The Quarantine Questionnaire

Who are you and are you in a band or do you perform solo? If in a band(s), what is the name of that band?

I go by the name of Bryan Preston and I’m the founder of the boutique independent label, TVLiFE Entertainment out of Tempe, AZ. I’m a songwriting-producer who performs solo and features as DaDadoh. The majority of my live shows these days have me backed by my punk-rap band, The POC!

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Best Live Performer 2019: Dadadoh

January 4, 2020 2019 Awards Featured Articles

Whenever DaDadoh takes the stage, he captivates audiences with style and swagger. Whether performing with Spicy Mayo or his mainstay, DaDadoh + the P.O.C., Bryan Preston (aka DaDadoh, etc.) knows how to work a room, even from above floor level, and never fails to bring the energy. DaDadoh is a boon to any band that can ensnare his skills on or offstage. In addition to his charismatic onstage presence, DaDadoh is a talented songwriter, musician, rapper, vocalist, music producer, comedian, hype man, A&R Rep for TVLiFE Entertainment, and all around nice guy…

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DaDadoh + The POC ‘WOWEE’ Album Release Party at The Pueblo Revival

January 22, 2019 Arizona music Featured Articles live music Logan Lowrey-Rasmussen

On the evening of a chilly Phoenix Friday on January 11th, I meandered myself to a very early 2019 “large scale” local performance featuring the celebration and album release of Bryan Preston’s vigorous and aurally diverse project, DaDadoh. Along with performances from 2000 Ft. Turtle, Acne Superstar, Room 4, Latosque, and 20 Ft. Neon Jesus, the night which partly rivaled last year’s Crispy Fest featured a full-scale DJ performance in between sets by DeeJay P-Phunk, tacos, live artists, and vendors at the Pueblo Revival…

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