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Dani Taylor Releases Debut EP

April 16, 2021/by Lydia Farthing

Dani Taylor. Photo: Alex Berger.

Up and coming country singer-songwriter Dani Taylor released her debut, self-titled EP today (April 16).

The three-song project was produced by Grammy-nominee Brad Hill (Maren Morris, Brothers Osborne) and Dave Thomson (Lady A, Trisha Yearwood). Taylor co-wrote all of the tracks with Sherrie Austin, who has landed 5 singles on the Billboard Hot Country chart, and Will Rambeaux, whose No. 1 hits include Faith Hill’s “Wild Ones,” Reba’s “How Was I To Know” and John Michael Montgomery’s “Hold On To Me.”

“The inspiration for this EP was the closing of my first chapter here in Nashville. I have learned so much having been here for three years. I’ve learned a lot about myself as well. This EP was a part of the recording project with the first three singles I released. It showcased everything I have learned and gone through when I first came here, and it hints at where my journey is going next,” shares Dani.

This release follows the Arizona native’s latest radio single “Table For One Drinking For Two,” which ranked in the Top 60 on Billboard’s Indicator chart. Taylor has also accumulated over 1 million streams on Spotify alone in the past eight months and received placement on Spotify’s Wild Country, New Boots, Breakout Country and Next From Nashville playlists among others.

Taylor’s debut self-titled EP is available to stream and download now.

Dani Taylor Track List:
1. Midnight Cowgirl
2. You Can Thank Me Later
3. Kiss Me If You Can

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