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"Taylor Borton's song, 'Lyrics In My Head,' is a personal and relatable tune that inspires the listener to make sense of the messages of our hearts and minds in the good times and the bad. A well-written and encouraging work. Well done, Taylor!"

-Kyle Creamer, Co-Founder, Radio SoBro

"The new single, 'Lyrics In My Head,' from Taylor Borton takes you back to what I grew up on! It's a two-stepping dance hall tune and has such a 90s country feel. Terrific new single! Fresh and just what traditional country fans will enjoy."

-Brandon Morrell, The Backstage Pass Powered by The Sports Guys Podcast

"Taylor Borton listens to the 'Lyrics In her Head' and the voice in her heart as she walks the artist path and puts her voice and her dreams out into the world to see where it will lead."

-Sheree Spoltore, President/Founder, Global Songwriters Connection

"I have been a fan of Taylor Borton since the first time I saw her perform at Commodore Grille in Nashville. Her new song, 'Lyrics In My Head,' is a reminder to us all to listen to our inner voice. She brings home the point with remarkable lyrics like 'don't beat yourself up, it's a fight you can't win.' She tells us to stay strong when you think you're walking the line and the line walks all over you. Taylor brings it all home with a great groove, melody, and a voice that deserves to be heard!"

- Dave Lenahan, Host, The Songwriter Connection Podcast

Taylor Borton is an award winning Nashville-based singer/songwriter, storyteller, and musician. Her distinct and eclectic vocals and music effortlessly cross multiple genres blending the best from country, Americana, folk, and singer/songwriter. She pulls from each of these genres to create a rich, pure, and unique style of her own adding raw, real-life experiences to create the story behind each of her songs. Her voice is traditional yet seasoned with an edgy, contemporary flair. Borton credits John Prine, Loretta Lynn, Patsy Cline, and singer/songwriter Lori McKenna as her biggest musical influences. She is an “old soul” with a young and charismatic spirit and her songwriting is mature well beyond her years.

At age 19, she decided to follow her musical dreams, leaving her hometown of Youngstown, Ohio to head to "Music City,'' where she attended and graduated from The Blackbird Academy, with a degree in audio engineering. Since her move to Nashville, Borton has been creating a buzz among industry professionals and fans alike. "Lyrics In My Head," the title track of her latest EP, was self-written and self-produced. The song shares a relatable and inspirational universal message encouraging listeners to listen to your gut (the lyrics in your head) and not to beat yourself up over things you can't control. The release was followed by “Glove Box Lighter,” “My Opry,” and “Lovin When It’s Leavin.”

Taylor plans to stay in Nashville to focus on her songwriting career, as she has written with multiple #1 writers, and won an honorable mention for the lyrics in her song "Honky Tonk Hair" in American Songwriter, co-written with Bill DiLuigi and Mary Zalla. She has been interviewed by WKBN, WKRN, Todays Country Magazine, Worlds of Country, Youngstown Business Journal, Bold Journey, Crazy Women of Country, Margie's Country Classics Hour, Indie Country Radio and many more.

With music festivals like American Roots Festival, Water Lantern Festival and Motorcycle Revival at Loretta Lynn's Ranch already under her belt, her biggest goal is to tour and perform around the world. “Chasing a music career is more of a challenge than anything, but that’s what makes it so worthwhile”, says she. Taylor is poised to gracefully continue that chase, with hope you’ll come along for the ride.