Biography
Taylor John Williams, a singer and songwriter, entered the world on June 6, 1991, in Eugene, Oregon. Music and singing had long held his attention, prompting a teacher to encourage his performance at the 2009 graduation ceremony for Sheldon High School. From that moment he moved forward without pause, shaping an attractive folk-rock approach. Immediately after finishing at Sheldon High School he issued his debut EP, Proverbial Elephant, in 2009. He spent some time enrolled at Portland State University before withdrawing to concentrate fully on music. While employed at a Portland bar and busking on the streets, he auditioned in 2014 for season seven of NBC's The Voice. Assigned to Gwen Stefani's team, he stopped short of the finals, yet his strong voice and unconventional cover treatments, notably his take on Lorde's "Royals," drew a wide audience and positioned him for a continuing career as a performer.
Albums
Singles

I Remember
2024

Candy Red
2024

Naked
2024

Fine Suit
2024

Style
2024

Worst Places
2022

While We're Still Young
2022

God's Away On Business
2020

Unbreak My Heart
2020

Leticia
2020

Malibu
2020

Stranger
2019

White Summer Dress
2017

I'm on Fire
2016

Wicked Game (The Voice Performance)
2015

Heartless (The Voice Performance)
2015

Falling Slowly (The Voice Performance)
2015

Come Together (The Voice Performance)
2015

Mad World (The Voice Performance)
2015

Blank Space (The Voice Performance)
2015

Stuck In The Middle With You (The Voice Performance)
2015

If (The Voice Performance)
2015

Jolene (The Voice Performance)
2015

Royals (The Voice Performance)
2014
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