Taylor Hall is an LA based Artist, Activist, and Community Organizer
Born and raised in Indianapolis, IN. Hall began her community organizing and philanthropic work in high school (volunteering and planning fundraisers) and continued throughout college being in an active member on her campus and in the community. Hall assisted in organizing the largest protest for Racial Justice in Indianapolis in 2020, with over 10,000 people in attendance, and worked alongside the Indianapolis Mayor and Congressman to update the use-of-force policy, obtain a larger budget for body cameras, and ban chokeholds in Indiana.
Hall received a B.S. in Public Communications from Ball State University in 2021. While on campus, she served as the President of Men and Women of Color, organized over 20 protests across the country, and interned for the U.S. House of Representatives. Taylor has always had a passion for music and released her debut single “I Can’t Breathe” in 2020 during the Black Lives Matter Movement as a message of standing for love, not hate.
Hall creates music that heals, empowers, and speaks to the soul. Through honest storytelling and emotionally rich lyrics, her songs explore the depths of mental health and transitioning into adulthood with compassion and vulnerability. Her viral single “ What I Choose” has over 1 million streams and has reached millions across social media platforms. With messaging of choosing to find the good in the bad moments.
Her music was recently featured in Mary J Blige’s Lifetime film “ Family Affair.”