Peter Toh

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Peter Toh (born September 21, 1981) is an American musician, songwriter, record producer and singer. From New York, he started writing and producing songs before he was in high school. He toured the US with The Stryder, releasing two albums on Equal Vision Records. He then went on to produce and release two solo EPs independently, titled Cleopatra and Shoes of A Beast.

Toh appeared on Lil Mama's Voice of the Young People (Familiar Faces/Jive) as an artist/writer/producer, with the song "Truly in Love", and was also a featured artist on Queens rapper Yak Ballz album, Scifentology II, on the song "A Billion Ways". He is the co-founder of the internet video company Hidden Track TV, and in late 2009, Toh started a new band called Planes. Planes has recorded their debut album, Mountainside, which was released on December 30, 2010.^[1]