The Lost Art of Pulling Through Loryn Taggart

• 1 Boston In The Fall 03:36
• 2 Tell Me How 04:25
• 3 The Vow 02:27
• 4 Scandal Monger 02:42
• 5 Heat 04:53
• 6 i 01:23
• 7 The Reunion 03:02
• 8 Lighthouse 03:03
• 9 Egy Dal Apanak 03:28
• 10 Ohio 05:04
• Total Runtime 34:03

Info for The Lost Art of Pulling Through

Loryn Taggart has recently released her debut album, “The Lost Art of Pulling Through,” which not only stands as one of the strongest albums of this fall but also literally resurrects the jazz genre from the ashes. In its 10 tracks lies a recipe for salvation, moving forward, and triumph over any pain. Loryn Taggart’s release reflects the healing of the soul, from the loss of her father to the break-up of long-distance relationships. “The Lost Art of Pulling Through” album portrays the singer’s life story, lending an intimate and tender sound to it. Undoubtedly, the rising star, Loryn Taggart, accomplishes something magnificent in her debut album: she pays homage to one of the most important music genres on the planet, jazz. Times may change, but jazz remains timeless. It’s the art of expressing the soul, freedom, and improvisation, and Loryn Taggart knows how to respectfully approach this musical heritage. By blending her unmatched vocal abilities with modern arrangements, she introduces jazz into a new, ecstatic world. Loryn Taggart doesn’t just perform jazz, she reimagines it, bestowing upon the modern world something incredible and unprecedented. “The Lost Art of Pulling Through” is a call to explore new horizons, embodying the idea that jazz doesn’t merely survive the era, it creates it. If you’re ready for the sound of the future, prepare to immerse yourself in Loryn Taggart’s world, where jazz comes alive in all its splendor and glory.

“Loryn Taggart is undoubtably the real deal, there is class stamped all over everything she produces. I've watched her meteoric rise in awe. Loryn is proof that hard work mixed with immense talent pays off, and, that's all before the release of her debut album, boy! I can't wait for that” - Stevie Connor, The Sound Cafe

“Loryn Taggart has it going on! With “The Vow,” she delivers a jazz-pop-spiked gem of a song – bright and bursting with sonic flair. Taggart’s luscious voice imbues the lyrics with optimistic tones, revealing her crème de la crème timbres, nuanced and dripping with sumptuous ambiance. ” - Randy Radic, Guitar Girl Magazine

“The Reunion” is the perfect introduction to Loryn Taggart. The upbeat, jazzed-up pop track combines pop sensibilities with jazzy instrumentation and arrangements. The song’s instrumentation is expertly arranged, making you want to jump up and dance. Each instrument plays off of the others to create a cohesive and dynamic sound, which goes to a completely different level once Loryn’s powerful vocals are added in.” - Jenna Melanson, Canadian Beats

Loryn Taggart

oryn Taggart
Producer and genre-bending singer-songwriter Loryn Taggart has ambitiously broken through the music industry, achieving notable recognition all before releasing her debut album. This Hungarian-Canadian musician who was raised in the Prairies, took a leap of faith at just 16 years old when she left her family home and moved to Toronto in the pursuit of living out her dream. From performing with a Toronto-based bar band, to taking the stage solo at legendary venues such as Horseshoe Tavern, Rivoli, Cameron House and Le Verre Bouteille, Loryn quickly gained acknowledgement through nominations from Canadian Folk Music Awards, the 18th Annual Independent Music Awards, SoundClash Music Awards and was the runner-up recipient of the Cobalt Prize for Blues Innovative Songwriter of the Year.

Now based in Montreal, it wasn’t before long when Taggart’s talents were being noticed. Before the world shutdown in 2020, Loryn had the pleasure of touring with Canadian Folk Musician Donovan Woods, and most notably in 2021, was asked to audition for the role of David Bowie on an international tribute tour highlighting Bowies ‘The Berlin Trilogy’ era, in which she landed the job on the spot. After partnering with La Tribe Agence and Moment Factory, Loryn went on to perform the role of David Bowie at renowned venues such as Place Des Arts, Canadian Arts Centre and the Amphitheatre Cogeco, performing songs such as Station to Station and Heroes, being one of the first female musicians to do so.

Following the loss of her father, Loryn Taggart began creating her debut album 'The Lost Art of Pulling Through', as a concept album, bringing the listener on a journey through loss and how creation can bring you back to life and out of the depths of anger, self doubt and writers’ block. In 2022 she partnered with Marcus Paquin (The National,Tim Baker) and in collaboration with the musicians taking part in the David Bowie tour she began to record her debut album, which she is thrilled to be releasing to the world in September 2023, thanks to the support of FACTOR Canada.

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