Tayla-Lee has an eclectic sound that blends alt-rock, blues and country, songs filled with purpose, often lending her voice to causes bigger than herself.

Her journey has taken her along the east coast of Australia, touring behind her early singles and supporting acts like Toni Childs, SATSANG (USA), Jacob Lee, The McCredie Brothers and David McCredie.

She's performed live on local radio and at Gold Coast venues like Miami Marketta, where she holds a monthly residency. Her career highlights include Dr Espen's (DrE TV) Quantum Experience three-day events, Surfers Paradise LIVE, performing on the Live and Loud stage for Triple M at the Gold Coast Show the past 3 years, private events for well-known Instagram influencers, and specialised retreats. From busking on the street to performing at festivals, Tayla-Lee's voice leaves you feeling both chilled and elevated.

With her single US United Souls, she spoke out against domestic abuse and racial discrimination, working closely with an Indigenous elder from the Gold Coast on this project.

Earlier this year, Tayla-Lee released The One, a pop-indie single produced by Luke Palmer that showed a softer, more contemporary side of her sound. Now she's back with Magic, also produced by Luke, taking things in a rock-blues-country direction and marking her most defined step yet as an artist.

From writing songs in her bedroom to commanding big stages, Tayla-Lee is an artist you don't want to take your eyes off.