Matt Dahan is all about evolution. He is a third generation pianist in a family that has been performing since the Great Depression. The first piano that he used to write on was a foot long and had 20 keys. Trained at Berklee College of Music and educated in nearly every genre, his music is as eclectic as it is relevant. Furthermore, his style has grown and matured during the most tumultuous and groundbreaking era that the music industry has ever known. Dahan is the evolution of piano pop. His inspirations range from Billy Joel to Bono, from The Goo Goo Dolls to George Gershwin. Through years of incorporating all eras of his genre into his songs, he has found a new strain of pop that is uniquely his own. Upon listening, it sounds both radio-friendly and progressive, both refreshing and familiar. His songs present a variety of powerful sonic landscapes that bridge the gap between generations, and grants him the amazing power that so many artists work towards: he is able to take an instrument that has been around since the Middle Ages and make it sound young again. Every lyric is from the heart, whether it is describing the thrill of a newfound love, the soul-searching days after a breakup, or discovering how far a person is willing to go to find out who they are. And with a powerful, emotional voice that has been likened to Matchbox Twenty’s Rob Thomas and Oasis’ Liam Gallagher, and you will quickly find out that there really is no other piano-rocker in the world quite like Matt Dahan. Dahan’s latest solo record, the independently produced 'Wheels Up', is a coming of age series of mini-epics for a young artist with evolution at his back. Listen, enjoy, and see what you can discover.