Tate Stevens is an American country music artist, who won the second season of the U.S. The X Factor in 2012, securing a $5 million recording contract with Syco Music and RCA Records Nashville. After touring with a band for several years immediately after high school, Stevens returned to Missouri to settle down and raise his young family, working for... read full bio
Tate Stevens considers himself a true country artist with a diverse style within the genre. He knows how to connect with people by infusing his music with emotion and the gritty soul of his roots in each of his performances. While Stevens admits to knowing over 1,200 country songs he says that if he were to make a record today,... read full bio
Tate McRae is a Canadian singer-songwriter and dancer who rose to fame competing in the reality television series “So You Think You Can Dance.” McRae was born in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, and when she was only four years old her and her family moved to Oman, where her mother taught dance lessons for three years. By the time she was... read full bio
Zimbabwean musician Tata Kele, best known by his stage name TaTa, is 29 years old. Having started his career as a youth, he has amassed a sizable fan base in his native nation. Due to his constant pushing of limits and experimentation with new sounds, he has also begun to receive notice outside of Zimbabwe. His most recent album, "Let's... read full bio
Taska Black is a DJ and producer from Antwerp. Coming from a classical music background, Black uses bass in his music and started to gain popularity when he caught attention of fellow DJ San Holo with his single Leave Me. He then started working on remixes for San Holo and continued to release his own singles. Some of his other... read full bio
Based in Los Angeles, Tashi Wada is a performer and composer. Wada worked with his father Yoshi Wada on stage for many years while studying composition under James Tenney at CalArts. Wada has collaborated with a variety of musicians, including as Charles Curtis, Simone Forti and Julia Holter, and performed his music all around the world. Saltern was started and is... read full bio
Tasha the Amazon is a hip-hop artist from Toronto. Her solo career launched into the spotlight upon the release of her songs Cry the Warrior and Watch It Burn. She is known for her wild live shows and epic music videos. Her musical career began at a young age—Tasha learned to play piano classically at the age of eleven. However,... read full bio
Tasha now stands with the formidable force known as Savannah Evans, having betrayed her longtime tag team partner, Kiera Hogan. What type of statement will the "Boricua Badass" make as the Knockouts Division grows Tasha Steelz defeated Mickie James at Sacrifice to win the title of Knockouts World Champion for the first time.... read full bio
Tasha Layton is a Christian artist. She has recently released her debut EP, “Love Running Wild”. She has gone around the world taking in an array of people, faith and cultures, which has driven her to release the music she has released. Growing up, she started singing at her local church and led worship for her youth group. Later on,... read full bio
Tasha Cobbs Leonard is an American urban contemporary gospel musician and singer-songwriter from Jesup, Georgia. She has released four studio albums, “Smile”, “Grace” which peaked at number 1 on the US Gospel charts, “Once Place Live” which peaked at number 1 on the US Gospel charts and number 28 on the Billboard 200 charts, and “Heart. Passion. Pursuit.”, which peaked... read full bio
Tash LC is a DJ, radio personality, and producer from London whose work fuses electronic beats with ethnic sounds. Tash LC, who was born in Zambia and reared in London, has a diverse background that greatly influences her music, which expertly combines Afrobeat, house, UK funky, and more. Tash LC originally came to public recognition with her DJ performances, which she... read full bio
Tarzanaland is an American pop-country duo that consists of members Kelly Kidd and Thomas Gallmeier. The duo started their careers performing alongside The Podunk Poets as well as Mot & Krid. The duo had met several years before when Kidd asked Gallmeier to help with a project. They started working together and went on to sign a songwriting and production... read full bio
Tarrus Riley is a Jamaican-American reggae artist and member of the Rastafari movement. He was born in Bronx, New York, and was raised in Jamaica. He is the son of Jimmy Riley and he started working on his reggae career as a teenager. Tarrus released his debut album, “Challenges” and since then, he has released five more albums. Some of... read full bio
Driven by an unquenchable interest and a profound respect for the forerunners of electronic music, Tarkno personifies authentic techno culture with vinyl-only performances. Using many turntables in prestigious settings all around the world, his adaptability honors decades of progressive machine music.... read full bio
Tararam is an Israeli music and dance group. It has performed around the world, including in the Expo 2000 in Germany, and the Summer Olympics in Athens. Tararam's artistic director and founder is Doron Raphaeli, who began performing professionally at the age of fifteen. He studied at the Jerusalem Music Academy and served in the Israeli Defence Forces as a... read full bio
As the cousin of country music legend Loretta Lynn, Tara Thompson is sticking to her family roots. She grew up in a rural town of the Great Smoky Mountains, surrounded by bars, mobile homes, and lawns dotted with pink flamingos. All of which she mentions in her first album for The Valory Music Co. Tara began performing in Nashville when... read full bio
Tara Lily's upbringing in South London as a member of a British and South Asian household has shaped her viewpoint on music and world culture. She has been surrounded by a wide variety of sounds and genres throughout her childhood, including jazz, electronica + dance, R&B, and Indian soundscape. Virgil Abloh, Gilles Peterson, Iggy Pop, Jamie Cullum, and Motown Records... read full bio
The lively streets of the Bronx are the birthplace of comedian, actor, and author Tara Cannistraci. As the New York Yankees' scoreboard host, Tara's skills have glowed on stage, TV, movies, and even in centerfield. Tara contributed her raw, witty perspective on popular sports subjects to SNY's Emmy-winning television series "Oh Yeah," for which she created and appeared. She currently co-hosts the Chazz... read full bio
Tara's tones became known all over the world and caught John Digweed's discriminating ear. He asked her to Bedrock showcases on a regular basis, and she closed the storied Output NYC with him. From her debut EP "Eunoia" on Digweed's groundbreaking Bedrock label to her most recent EP "Wake Me," which peaked at number one in melodic house & techno,... read full bio
Ike Gray, a singer/guitarist from London, Tom Rogers-Coltman, Ronnie Longfellow, Will McCrossan and Emily Hubbard, a cornetist and synth player, make up the five-piece band known as Tapir! You may have seen them playing on grassy knolls while dressed as paper mache creatures. The Pilgrim, Their God and The King of My Decrepit Mountain is the title of the full-length album they will release... read full bio
