In 2003, Taylor-Compton had taken vocal lessons with Diane Gillespie and Vocal Power Institute. She had taken guitar, drums, and keyboard lessons, and was member a theatre group called "Shenanigans," where she performed and took weekly tap and jazz lessons. Taylor-Compton attended the Hollywood Pop Academy for additional vocal training.

Taylor-Compton is currently working on her debut rock/pop album, in which she will sing and play drums. She cites Cyndi Lauper, Gwen Stefani, Madonna, Kelly Osbourne and the band Green Day as musical influences. Taylor-Compton has been working with ERA Productions and "with a very well-known punk/pop singer" Vitamin C. While on the set filming Halloween (2007), Taylor-Compton had received "a few pointers" from director Rob Zombie, who had also fronted a band and continues his singing career. She has stated that singing is a side project and "is just a little talent that I have on the side and if it does something then I'll do that but I'm not gonna give up acting."Taylor-Compton has five songs that can be streamed on her official Garageband.com profile. All songs were recorded and posted for listening in 2005. The songs featured are "Bad Girl", the first song she wrote with her ERA producers, "Waiting for the Heartbreak" and "Where Do We Go", written with Vitamin C, "Freak Show", written by Adam Alvermark and produced Taylor-Compton along with ERA Productions, and "Words".

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