d.oh is a musical project that was created in 2012 while Daniel Oh was experimenting with music in his bedroom.
Between and during classes at the University of Toronto, Daniel has been fervently pursuing his true passion – music.
Though his sound has evolved into something that is more electronic, he draws from his influences in rock, blues, jazz, and pop.
You can find out more about d.oh at his website, BandCamp, Facebook, or his Twitter Feed.
Check out “A Carver’s Love Song” right here:
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