There are currently five artists going by the name Taylor.

1.) 'taylor' are a folk collective of some of the tastiest grapes from Australia's Gold Coast. Acoustic rock tales with folk edges on a bed of guitars and mandolin. Formed in 2008 by songwriter David Taylor and guitarist Nick Stewart (George, Pinky Beecroft and The White Russians), taylor has a unique sound that is influenced by such artists as Nick Drake, Angus and Julia Stone, and Neil Young. 2009 finds the band as a six piece with an original sound that is sophisticated in its harmony and theatrical in performance.

Thus far they have released one EP.

www.myspace.com/musicofdavidtaylor

2.) As one of the biggest underground DJ heroes in the US, Taylor has been developing his passion for music since the age of 12. As a recognized crowd-pleaser and having already had tremendous impact on the ever-growing West coast scene, Taylor regularly plays at huge venues across North America and is now recognized as a premier DJ on an international scale.

Taylor has helped set the standard for progressive house and trance. Premier DJ John Digweed calls Taylor, "the true innovator of the progressive sound on the American west coast," while his partner Sasha gushes that "Taylor is one of the most inspiring new school DJ's I've heard..."

3.) Taylor is an burgeoning UK electronic music producer, part of the Nottingham based Wigflex collective. Adam Taylor has appeared on all 3 releases by the Wigflex label thus far. You can find him at last.fm under 'adamtaylor84'.

http://soundcloud.com/adamtaylor84
http://www.wigflex.com

4.) Taylor is the underground folk/rock singer of such stunning songs as "You" "temptress" and "Falling" some call him a poet, some say a wild eyed gypsy scorcher.....you can find him at last.fm under 'if6was9'.

5.) Taylor are a small lo-fi collective from Kent, England.
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewProfile&friendID=446873195

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