In less than a decade, Taylor Dayne established herself as one of pop music's most successful artists. Her versatile voice has gained recognition in multiple formats from pop and dance to adult contemporary. Her unique vocal style has earned her two double platinum albums, two sold out world tours and several Grammy nominations.

Taylor Dayne has that charismatic quality to which every artist aspires. Her distinctive voice and exceptional material have multigenerational appeal that stretches across the lines of age, gender and culture. When she takes the stage, her very presence magnetizes the room. The audience is captivated from the first note she belts out. All eyes are riveted to the expressive figure whose vocal range and control demonstrate the mastery of years of dedication and training.

Pouring her heart out as she delivers one memorable anthem after another she evokes a frenzy of screaming that has audiences dancing with delight. Then she croons a ballad so touching that not a dry eye is left in the house. Taylor sings with an honesty that bares her inner emotional landscape, allowing us to revel in a moment of sympathetic bonding, glimpsing our own hopes and fears through her.

Taylor Dayne hails from New York. She grew up with a deep love of music. Her influences run from Broadway to Soul Music. By the time she reached high school, she had discovered rock & roll. She developed her powerful voice and groomed her talent singing in nightclubs in the Brighton Beach section of Brooklyn. After studying music theory and composition in college, she joined a New Wave band called The Next, but soon found a band situation to be constraining, and longed to try her hand at a solo career. When she met Producer Ric Wake in 1986 she was ready to launch herself into the pop arena. That initial collaboration rocketed her into stardom.

Taylor's incredible debut album "Tell It To My Heart" spawned a string of four Top Ten Singles. "Tell It To My Heart," "Prove Your Love," "I'll Always Love You" and "Don't Rush Me". In addition to making chart history, she became one of the core artists of the crossover radio format that gained prominence in the late 1980's. Exposure on MTV expanded her audiences bringing Taylor into the living rooms of millions of viewers.

But it was the support of the dance community that jump-started her career as she toured the country performing in all of the premier venues exhibiting her talent to a loyal devoted fan base. In a genre known for track date artists, Taylor Dayne proved that dance music is a live format as she embarked on a national tour with a full band.

Her second album "Can't Fight Fate," the real test of the staying power of a performer, surpassed her debut effort. Included, were such songs as "Every Beat Of My Heart," "I'll Be Your Shelter," "Heart of Stone," and the Number #1 Smash "Love Will Lead You Back." Taylor then climbed the charts with a remake of Barry White's "Can't Get Enough of Your Love."

Taylor Dayne has broadened her horizons beyond the recording studio and concert venues around the world. She completed principal photography in her first starring role in a motion picture and has also been working on a Broadway project with Elton John and Tim Rice on the musical adaptation of "Aida."

Hit songs include --

• Beautiful
• Can't Get Enough of Your Love, Babe
• Love Will Lead You Back
• Planet Love
• Prove Your Love
• Don't Rush Me
• I'll Always Love You
• I'll Wait
• Naked Without You
• Tell It To My Heart
• I'll Be Your Shelter
• With Every Beat of My Heart
• How Many
• Whatever You Want
• Prove Your Love
• Say A Prayer
• Heart of Stone
• Send Me a Lover

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