Taya Marquis is a talented Canadian singer and songwriter whose professional journey in the music industry began in 2008. After honing her craft in the Greater Toronto Area, she made the bold decision to move to Los Angeles, where she immersed herself in songwriting full-time. This pivotal move led to collaborations with notable artists, including co-writing the track “A La Discotheque” with platinum-selling artist Ke$ha, which was released as a free download in 2010. Taya’s songwriting prowess was further showcased when she wrote the main theme song for Sony’s video game “The Agency,” earning a nomination for Best Original Song in Video Game at the 2009 Hollywood Music Awards.

In addition to her songwriting achievements, Taya has demonstrated her versatility as a performer. She co-wrote and performed on the song “Make it to the Sun,” which featured Maxwell D and Mo Greene and was donated to President Barack Obama’s campaign. Her dedication to her craft led her back to Mississauga, where she studied Entertainment Business Management at Metalworks Institute, equipping her with the knowledge to develop her musical career and personal brand.

Taya’s live performances have garnered significant attention, including her role as the opening act for Tinashe’s Aquarius tour in Canada, where she received rave reviews from music critics. Her participation in the 2011 Canada’s Walk of Fame Emerging Artist Showcase further solidified her status as an artist to watch, sharing the stage with renowned talents like Jully Black and K’naan.

Recognized for her contributions to the music scene, Taya has been featured in various media outlets, including CP24 Breakfast, and has been named an Artist to Watch by A&R Report. With a strong foundation in both songwriting and performance, Taya Marquis continues to make waves in the music industry, showcasing her unique talent and passion for her art.