Priscilla Walton

Priscilla Walton was born in was raised in Brooklyn, New York with her siblings. Her father was a New York native, and passed when she was 19 years old and her mother, still living, is now residing in North Carolina. Priscilla met her husband in New York. She and her husband were married in Atlanta, Georgia in 1991. She had four children. Priscilla and her husband has two daughters together, one of which is an actress and they reside in Los Angeles. Her other two oldest reside on the east coast. Priscilla started a magazine dedicated to unsigned artists and producers in 2007, and then, with much prodding, started a management company, a year later, at the request of the many artists she interviewed for the magazine. Managing artists had its rewards, but Priscilla wanted more, and that more was a record label called Shoppa! Records. Shoppa! Records' name was changed to DAO Music Group and Priscilla built a studio in her home in Duluth, Ga and went about getting record projects completed for her artists. She also produced, directed, and executive produced her first concert at The Loft Atlanta. After many trials and tribulations, and staff and artists who didn't believe in the vision, DAO Music Group was able to successfully negotiate a distribution deal with Interscope Records for one of her artist and successfully executive produced a single by one of her artist called "Falling Forward" music video, filmed by a production company located in Atlanta, GA on August 2009. The video, "Falling Forward" was released to the web on April 6, 2010 and epitomizes Peaches willingness to try something different. After the first roster of artists, DMG signed a group called "The Lunch Break" who soon after disbanded and she went on to sign three other artists before moving the label to Los Angeles. Priscilla took a break from signing anymore recording artist to concentrate on moving cross country and managing her daughter's acting and singing career and continued to manage her. In 2013, she decided to make a courageous move to Arizona with her husband and her youngest daughter. The success of her daughter's acting career picked up and after three years living in the southwest, they decided to move to Los Angeles where her daughter was signed by a talent agency and management company. Priscilla's interest in film started to pick up when she wrote her first Psychological Thriller and she was recently cast as a restaurant patron in an upcoming film, Raising Buchanan!