Grant Taylor Unleashes His Most Authentic Sound Yet as a Solo Artist

From BBC Radio 1 to U.S. Music Landmarks

Grant Taylor’s story is far from typical. A seasoned performer, he first gained national attention as part of the BBC Radio 1 house band, working with household names like Annie Mac and Nick Grimshaw. That spotlight propelled him onto major festival stages, including Isle of Wight and Victorious Festival, earning him a loyal following and industry respect.

But Taylor’s journey didn’t stop at the UK border. He ventured across the Atlantic to record in some of the most iconic studios in music history — Sun Studios in Memphis and Fame Studios in Alabama — soaking in the spirit of legends and channeling it into his own work.

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In an era where musical trends shift overnight, true authenticity cuts through the noise. For Portsmouth-born artist Grant Taylor, this moment marks a bold new beginning — not a comeback, but a transformation.

What’s Next for Grant Taylor?

With new releases on the horizon and a fresh vision guiding his steps, Grant Taylor is ready to take this next chapter to stages near and far. Whether you’ve followed his journey from the start or are just discovering him now, one thing is clear — this is his most powerful and authentic work yet.

Stay tuned, because Grant Taylor is only just getting started.

From Plastic Millionaires to Blackfoot Circle

Before launching his solo journey, Grant contributed significantly to two standout indie bands. With Plastic Millionaires, the group reached the Unsigned Top 10 and performed at festivals like Strawberry Fields. Later, with Blackfoot Circle, he shared the stage with acts such as The View, The Twang, and Little Comets—solidifying his presence in the UK indie scene.

A Solo Debut Rooted in Truth

Now, Grant Taylor is writing music that’s braver, more vulnerable, and more personal than ever. Stripping back the layers, he reveals an artist who has grown — not only musically but spiritually. These new songs aren’t dressed up in nostalgia or gimmick. They’re driven by emotional honesty, grit, and a laser-focused dedication to the craft.

This is Taylor at his core — a storyteller unafraid to confront himself, his past, and his evolution as an artist.