Tory D. Taylor was born December 5, 1988. While growing up in Bolivar, Tennessee he was introduced to music at an early age. Better known by his stage name “Taylor Mane,” was discovered by Andre “Dre Da Boss” Parham, the Chief Executive of 3Way Recordz.in 2005. Inspired by legandaries such as 8Ball & MJG and Too Short, he quickly enetered the recording booth and demonstrated an impressive laid back style of music that was different from other local artists. Taylor Mane was young, engerentic, and full of self-motivation and as a result became a role model for his labelmates. Taylor Mane’s creative focus currently lies within the creation of making one of a kind music. He strives to make every composition unique and orginal. He released his first project is 2006 and created a major street buzz throughout his hometown of Bolivar and other surrounding counties. After this release he teammed up with two young men to form the group 10AKEY PIMP CLICK. They released a group project in the fourth quarter 2006. The album was jammed packed with club bangers like “Do Ya Dance” and “We Makin Money Ova Here” both produced by Dre Da Boss. These singles climbed the charts at local,national and internet radio stations and captured dj’s on all levels. These singles have been ranked in the top five on several websites such as unsigned.com, ubl.com, and wemix.com every since its release. In 2008, 3Way Recordz joined forces with Stacked Up Records, Taylor Mane is ready for success with his new indie label. He is currently perfecting his craft as a lyricist and looking forward to his next release. He recently rerecorded the “Do Ya Dance Remix” featuring Jack Frost of Rap Hustlaz. Taylor Mane has the self-drive and swagness that will only led him to becoming a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.