Hyphen One & Daylow was formed in 2003 when Benjamin Earl (bass) and Steve Dans (drums) met Peter Tatum (vocals, keys) through a mutual friend. They began writing music and soon added Jake Nowak (guitar).

Performing a few shows in NJ and NYC, they continued to write and record through 2004. They released their first self produced 7 song EP entitled "Hyphen One & Daylow" on November 4th 2005. The whole album features vocalist Aqesha Ritzie and percussionist Steve Honoshowsky on "Beechy Boom Boom Nay"

Daylow finished the current line up in 2006 by adding Matt Ryan (trombone), Shooby (sax), and Ruby (vocals).

Playing gigs almost bi-monthly through 2006 Daylow performed at new venues all over the tri-state area including Crash Mansion, Lions Den, Castaways, Ohm Lounge, Stanhope House, and Southpaw. Daylow also released the track "One Night Stand" on Hyphen Ones first solo album.

Daylow began to record their new album "Ill Regular" in mid 2006 while Ryan was going to WPU for an engineering degree. With the help of class mate Jay Lalumia they engineered 12 tracks with Daylow in the Willy P studio.

2007 was jam packed with gigs including great venues like Knitting Factory, Mexicali Blues, Murphy's Third Rail, and the infamous Yankees -vs- Redsox shows at The Dugout.

Daylow finished tracking "Ill Regular", and employed legendary engineer Chris Badami to mix and Scott Hull to master by the end of 2007.

Two years in the making, Daylows' masterpiece "Ill Regular" is scheduled to be released on June 13th 2008! It features the current 8 piece lineup, numerous guest musicians, and vocalist Eternia on "Blaba Zaba".