-Living with a passion for life and song-

Taylor Wilson Thompson was born in 1998, and always had a passion to sing. At daycare, she hummed and made up songs---even getting into trouble at during naptime for arranging sing-alongs of “Sitting on an airplane, looking out the window, watching the clouds go by”.

Like many young singers, she began singing in her church’s children’s choir. She performed her first sermonic solo, “He’s got the whole world in His hands”, before her father’s sermon, at the age of three. Dressed in velvet and satin, she brought joy to the congregation’s hearts through her interpretation of the song.

At age four, Taylor stood on the banks of the Detroit River at her God-sister’s

wedding singing the Lord’s Prayer. Facing Canada’s shore and standing under the American Flag, she performed before 250 people, undaunted and happily singing her heart out. Moist eyes dotted the audience as they listened to her rendition of the prayer.

Today, at 10 years old, her passions are varied including reading, writing short stories, horseback riding, volleyball and acting. Her first passion is still her greatest; she wants to be a singer.

She has performed in numerous city and regional programs as a member of a local city's Children’s Chorus. She has performed in stage plays in Bethesda, Maryland while attending Washington Episcopal’s summer theatre camps and continues to perform at school, community and church events.

Taylor Wilson Thompson has recorded a demo of the song “Like A Star” at Patchwerk Studio in Atlanta, Georgia.

Taylor is a ten year old with a wealth of learning experiences, and those experiences shape her musical interpretations.

She listens to various kinds of music, from gospel to show tunes - from Disney to rap.

But it’s the tones, tunes and rhythms in her heart that make her stylistic representations so dramatic and memorable