Taylor Mitchell

Singer-songwriter, folk music artist

Taylor Mitchell - Singer-songwriter, folk music artist
Born

1990
35 years ago

Died

October 27th, 2009
15 years ago — 19 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Canada

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A Canadian singer and songwriter gained recognition for contributions to the folk music genre. Released debut album, 'For Your Consideration,' in 2009, which showcased a blend of traditional folk and contemporary sound. Frequently performed at various music festivals, sharing stages with established artists in the Canadian music scene. Toured across Canada, building a reputation for poignant songwriting and distinctive voice. Tragically passed away at a young age, leaving behind an unfinished legacy.

Released debut album 'For Your Consideration'

Performed at notable Canadian music festivals

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