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Joe Taylor / About This Artist
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Artist Details and Stats:
Hometown: New York, NY
Label: Red Road Music
Management: TBA
Website: www.joetaylorofficial.com
Genre: Rock
- 17,104
Total Fans - 6,549
Profile Views - 18
Recent Plays - 129,498
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Biography:
Soulful, poignant, and nuanced are all great adjectives that describe Joe Taylor’s sound. But as wonderful as these descriptions are, it is much better to listen to Joe Taylor. Taylor’s pop/rock acoustic sound harkens back to the great singer/songwriters of the 1970s and 80s, but is not stuck there. With producers and musicians who have worked with everyone from Rick Springfield, Patti LaBelle and Alanis Morisette to Toni Braxton, Lady Gaga, and Santana, Joe Taylor’s sound transcends musical genres and generations.
Dubbed the “Subway Idol” by the New York Times, this Toronto native has been featured in two videos for the New York Times. Taylor’s “The Sweetest Tune has been featured on the daytime drama “Days of Our Lives,” and made Canada's top 10 in 2009. With the 2011 CD release of “Anything’s Possible,“–which includes such legendary musicians, producers and engineers as Matthew Spindel, Gene Grimaldi, Lance Morrison, George Nastos, and Matt Bissonette–Joe Taylor is primed to reach larger audiences with a sound that not only entertains but also stirs the soul.
The New York Times called him “Subway Idol”…with the look of a young Jackson Browne and the powerhouse voice of a Steve Perry, Taylor compelled everyone to listen to a set of his own songs…— Las Vegas Sun
Whether he's above or below ground, Taylor stays true to his own lyrics—CTV News
Press:
“Hello!
Well, for all of you who wanted to know how the auditions went for "Music Under New York 2008", the verdict is in!
Watch the conclusion of the New York Times video by clicking on the link!
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Jigar - The New York Times
“The song is called “The Sweetest Tune” and it’s sung by one of the sweetest musicians I’ve ever interviewed, Joe Taylor.
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Cara Carriveau - NBC 5
"A singer-songwriter who earned his chops entertaining in subways and train stations — The New York Times called him “Subway Idol” — with the look of a young Jackson Browne and the powerhouse voice of a Steve Perry, Taylor compelled everyone to listen to a set of his own songs."
Joe Brown - The Las Vegas Sun
“This lanky blonde-haired singer-songwriter has just made it through "Subway Idol," an annual competition that whittles down hundreds of applicants for 20 highly coveted spots on the Music Under New York (MUNY) roster.
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Lindsay Zier-Vogel, entertainment writer - CTV
“EPISODE 125”
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