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Asian hip hop Pioneer Daboyway releases music video for “Same Thing Every Night” ft. Radio3000

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DABOYWAY first emerged in 2000 as a pioneer of the southeast asian hip-hop movement. The success of his group, Thaitanium, has head him to international audiences worldwide. DABOYWAY displays a cross cultural synthesis that comes as a result of his youth spent in New York City and Bangkok in hopes to showcase a distinct global approach with his upcoming debut solo album, to be released mid 2018.

DaBoyWay – Prinya ‘Way’ Intachai is a first generation American-Thai who was born in Paterson, New Jersey and spent his childhood in Brooklyn, New York. After graduating high school, Way took what was supposed to be a two-month trip to Bangkok, Thailand to visit family. But, once there, he developed friendships and began writing music, quickly becoming a driving force in the Bangkok music scene. Within two years he had released a successful album and had gained considerable popularity.

He is a staple on the music scene as a member of the award-winning group Thaitanium, which is widely regarded as one of the pioneers of Asian urban music/hip-hop.

DaBoyWay has been featured on tracks with international performers including Snoop Dagg, Cookin Soul, Anarchy, Dj Whoo kid, Nipsey Hustle, and Lil Fame of M.O.P. His lyrics reflect an inspirational message of following your own dreams, and his entrepreneurial spirit which lead to “Never Say Cutz” with 22 barbershop locations across Thailand. From humble beginnings DaBoyWay has accomplished goals that were unseen before in Thailand’s rock dominat­ed market. He is determined to further push his vision in a number of multi­media projects.

DaBoyWay charges forward with continued enthusiasm and a distinct global approach. He has been recently interviewed on internation­ally viewed platforms such as New York radio’s Hot97, XXL , This Is SO.Com, Juan Epstein Podcast and Apple Music Beats 1 Radio. He has also also per­formed at the famous Hot 97 Summer Jam concert in Toyko.

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