Taylor Simone Harvey is a singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist based out of Los Angeles. Previously the lead singer of the group Jazze Belle, Taylor has performed at notable venues such as the Lincoln Center, and opened for the likes of Jamila Woods, Noname, and MUNA to name a few. A 2022 Baldwin for the Arts Fellow and 2024 Helene Wurlitzer Fellow, she’s created music that draws inspiration from her musical influences and elders, and thoughtfully infuses them into her work.

Taylor attended Columbia University where she majored in African American Studies and minored in Music.

As a teacher, she loves to meet students where they’re at, and grow their skills and their confidence!