Taya Marquis

Taya Marquis has established herself as a Canadian singer, songwriter, and entrepreneur, known for her contributions to pop and R&B music and her work with notable artists and brands. After co-writing ‘A La Discotheque’ with platinum-selling artist Ke$ha in 2008, a track released in 2010, Taya Marquis rapidly distinguished herself as a dynamic Canadian singer, songwriter, and entrepreneur. Her contributions to pop and R&B music were further amplified when she wrote and performed the main theme song for Sony’s video game The Agency, which garnered a nomination for Best Original Song in a Video Game at the 2009 Hollywood Music Awards. Marquis demonstrated her diverse impact by co-writing and performing on ‘Make it to the Sun,’ a collaborative song featuring Maxwell D and Mo Greene, which was notably donated to Barack Obama’s presidential campaign, showcasing her ability to blend artistic expression with meaningful causes.

Marquis’s career continued its upward trajectory with substantial live performance opportunities and artistic releases. She notably served as the opening act for Tinashe’s Aquarius tour across Canada, earning widespread positive reviews from various music platforms for her engaging stage presence and vocal delivery. As an accomplished recording artist, Marquis has independently released two EPs, showcasing her distinctive blend of pop and R&B and solidifying her unique artistic voice. Her dedication to her craft and impactful work within the music landscape were further acknowledged when she was awarded the JSR FACTOR grant, a significant recognition of her creative achievements and promising potential within the competitive industry.