A California-born girl who grew up in the Sweet South, Taylor Edwards is a country and pop singer with stories to tell—and she'd prefer doing that with a guitar in her hand. After hitting a few million views on YouTube as a high schooler in Bentonville, Arkansas, Taylor made the move to Nashville in 2012 to further her artistry and study songwriting at Belmont University. In March of 2015, Taylor was featured on the season finale of the CW’s “Hart of Dixie” with her version of Sugarland’s “Little Miss.” In May of that same year, Taylor became the first winner of the Grammy U #SongwritingShowdown, earning her the opening spot at Nashville’s Grammy Block Party. The social media savvy 22 year old has found a sound of her own, and continues to share her music with her multitude of online “frans.”

A California-born girl who grew up in the Sweet South, Taylor Edwards is a country and pop singer with stories to tell—and she'd prefer doing that with a guitar in her hand. After hitting a few million views on YouTube as a high schooler in Bentonville, Arkansas, Taylor made the move to Nashville in 2012 to further her artistry and study songwriting at Belmont University. In March of 2015, Taylor was featured on the season finale of the CW’s “Hart of Dixie” with her version of Sugarland’s “Little Miss.” In May of that same year, Taylor became the first winner of the Grammy U #SongwritingShowdown, earning her the opening spot at Nashville’s Grammy Block Party. The social media savvy 22 year old has found a sound of her own, and continues to share her music with her multitude of online “frans.”