Sarah Maria Taylor has had a deep passion for music since she was little. In high school, she became heavily involved in music. The star child at the time was a leader in the school musicals and one of the founding members of The Slip, a band tBefore on to become well-known. Sarah, the daughter of James Taylor, even went on to play in the band at her college.
She became the president and founder of BE Music after completing her education. Taylor recorded and produced her own albums, Tomboy Bride, Apt #6S, and Shotgun, when she was employed with BE music. She also succeeded at songwriting, recording, and playing; she toured with a 5-piece band for 180 days a year.
In addMusic, Taylor spent more than 4 years as a music instructor at the Berklee College of Music in the Greater Boston Area. She is currently the creator of CONSENSES, a platform for art that facilitates global artist connections across all mediums and genres.
