London singer-songwriter Pauline Taylor first came onto the scene as part of the UK dance act Faithless. The former ballet student and hardcore tequila drinker released her first, self-titled album across Europe in 1999 to critical acclaim. Her music has been described as a blend of 'folking soul' and 'urban campfire blues'. After a break from the live scene, Taylor returned last summer with a spectacular opening set for Morcheeba at Somerset House. Taylor released the beautiful 'A Simple life'...
London singer-songwriter Pauline Taylor first came onto the scene as part of the UK dance act Faithless.
The former ballet student and hardcore tequila drinker released her first, self-titled album across Europe in 1999 to critical acclaim. Her music has been described as a blend of 'folking soul' and 'urban campfire blues'. After a break from the live scene, Taylor returned last summer with a spectacular opening set for Morcheeba at Somerset House. Taylor released the beautiful 'A Simple life' in 2005 having just signed a major publishing deal with Warner Chappell Music. She also features on both Dido records, P*NUTs debut album 'Sweet As' (Cheeky Records/BMG, released Sept 2003) and Jason Sparks 'Heroes and Villains' (Botchit and Scarper, released 2004) and has written with ex spicegirl Melanie Chisholm and new artists One Eskimo, Paolo Nutini, Belle and The Hempolics. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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