Talia Bio 

“Don’t ever let anyone tell you NO!”

Tashara (born March 19, 1993), better known by her stage name Talia, is an American singer-songwriter from Miami, Florida. Singing in her towel and holding the television remote in hand, Talia found her passion for music. At the young age of five, she sang her first solo in her local church’s children's choir. “My mom played a lot of Madonna, Shania Twain, Yolanda Adams, and much more in the house.” She picked up quickly on lyrics and adlibs, and at that moment she knew she wanted to pursue being a singer. Growing up in the Seventh-Day Adventist church Talia knew it would be hard to break out as an r&b artist. “My love for music in general is just overflowing, it’s not just about one specific genre. I’m very open to a lot of avenues.” 

Chris Brown, Mary J. Blige, Jazmine Sullivan, Mary Mary, Beyoncé, Erykah Badu Brandy, the list goes on an on, but these are some of her biggest influencers to name a few. “I used to find myself in the mirror performing a whole 30 minute set with fake choreography as if I was Beyoncé.” Talia says music is her escape route and her one true happy place. However, that’s not her only talent, she’s also a full time makeup artist, hair stylist, personal shopper (stylist). “A wise man once said a billionaire has 7-10 sources of income.”    

In June 2015 Talia auditioned for Season 9 of NBC's The Voice. Unfortunately she didn't make a team but being chosen out of 20,000 contestants still sounds like a winner. Pharell gave her some great constructive criticism that she implemented into her career immediately. It’s been a very discouraging journey, but every time she strayed away from music somehow God always brought her back. Talia has also worked with artists in her hometown such as Tierra Traniece, Holly Supreme, Bushy B, Brenden Powers, etc. 
This young mogul and entertainer is here to stay and is currently working on her EP. Her single “Bossed Up ft. Tierra Traniece” will be releasing January 2020, so definitely keep your eyes and ears open.

As the digital age reached its peak, Tierra began dropping freestyles on her Instagram page, effortlessly destroying social media “challenges” to popular instrumentals. As the videos of her confidently executing rhymes in the driver’s seat of her 2000 Saturn went viral, she garnered the interest of thousands of strangers online who soon became her biggest supporters. After uploading freestyles to “Act Up” and “Rock,” Tierra captured the attention of Pierre “Pee” Thomas, co- founder of Quality Control Music and discoverer of the City Girls and platinum-recording artist Plies.
Thompson describes her style as “sophisti-ratchet,” a crossover between sophisticated and ratchet; qualities exemplified in her verses that let women know its perfectly okay to be both. She collaborated with artists such as Major Nine, Bushy B, and Bre the Bucket Hat Don as they utilized her unique ability to infuse her poetic lyrics to bring out sensual elements in their tracks. It was a heartbreak, a notebook, and an on-call producer that led to the transformation of Tierra Traniece into more than just a contributor, but a solo artist with the debut of her breakthrough single “Fool Me Once.”
~ Al’Laiya Proff

Super producer/Artist 
Jamaican born, Raised in broward county, Florida 
Music has always been passion, one of my goals is to impact the world with my music in a positive way, and create opportunities for those that are just as passionate about music, if you're an artist or up and coming producer thats looking to work or do business contact me via email or my social media links thanks yours truly.

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