Already making a name for himself with some of music's biggest names, charming British native Mams Taylor’s fresh sound is leading the music industry into uncharted territory. Taylor's sound resonates with the street, the club, the suburbs, the hopefuls and the dreamers. Through his collaborations with artists that include Snoop Dogg, Good Charlotte, and The Game, Taylor has proven to be one of London's most promising musical imports. Taylor moved out of his home in Cricklewood, North London, at only 16 years of age. This led him on a difficult journey of self-discovery where he would find his passion for music. During this period, Taylor took odd jobs that would be the backbone and inspiration of his music. From rose seller to nightclub bouncer, Taylor's experiences would be the cornerstone of his lyrics. Taylor is committed to the creation of music that connects to anybody on a raw, sensitive, and honest level. His mass global appeal is not limited to any single market and reaches anyone who wants to find meaning in music. Taylor' s debut album, Persona Non Grata, draws from his eclectic and often hectic life. Partnering with talents including T-Pain and Robbie Williams, this album unearths a crossover genre music has not yet discovered: RUNK. Runk, the fusion of rap and punk, was created by Taylor under the belief that his music could not be confined to any one genre. And with production collaborations ranging from Scott Storch to DJ Tiesto, Persona Non Grata proves to be larger than life. Taylor is also an accomplished music producer and writer. As Taylor continues to grow professionally, he remains focused on his communities on both sides of the Atlantic. Taylor currently donates his time and a portion of his profits to London Based "Kids Company" and Los Angeles based "A Place Called Home.” Both charities help enhance the lives of children with similar upbringings as Taylor. He will donate a portion of all profits from his album Persona Non Grata to these organizations. In 2004, Taylor moved to Los Angeles where he currently resides, and makes frequent trips to his native London.