Taylor Hoch’s music is Americana in the truest sense of the word. Her unique music crosses many popular genres, delivering something for everyone. Her lyrics are poetry that is direct and uncompromising, and at the same time, hauntingly familiar. Her music wraps around her lyrics, creating symmetry of sound that emphasizes the emotions and themes of her songs. You may even recognize some of what Taylor sings about, because the most frequent quote at her shows is: “Did you write that song about my life?!” In an in-depth interview with Brad Posey of the Invisible City radio show on WLRH 89.3: “Taylor is a prolific songwriter, top notch, with great songs…a great singer/songwriter, great finger-picking, boogie-woogie, blues, a little bit of country and some great rock and roll…absolute poetry put to music.” Her music is “timeless and there’s a great feel to it.” Alabama Music Office, by Jerry W. Henry: “…selecting from a plethora of newly crafted melodic euphony that only a dulcet weathered voice can echo…the kind of folk music where no emollient exists to cure the bumps her simplistic chords and deep echoing lyrics will leave behind on your skin…join her for a moment, open your heart and try to fathom how her voice couldn't betray the depth of still halcyon emotion flowing through her veins…” Producer Jerry Masters, winner of 48 Gold and Platinum records and her current producer and bass player said: “You absolutely blew my socks off! I believe in your music.” Blues great Big Joe Shelton: “Taylor has an insight into life and the myriad of positive and negative issues involved with living it with the rare ability to poetically express those observations in her lyrics. Rock on sista!” Taylor has written over two hundred fifty songs and has two albums available, Out of the Blue and One More Time Her band members are Jerry Masters on bass, Eddy Russell on drums, & “Dr.” Jay Jernigan on lead guitar.