Dulcie Taylor learned a hard music lesson at an early age — don’t leave your ukelele unattended in a porch chair at the beach. — Some clueless teenager will carelessly sit on it and smash it to bits. That tough moment for ten-year-old Dulcie turned out to be a blessing – her Mother bought a guitar for her that Christmas to replace the broken ukulele and so began Taylor’s lifelong love of playing, singing and songwriting. Her musical journey has led her to share the stage with a long and impressive list of artists including Jerry Lee Lewis, John Gorka, Bonnie Raitt, The Doobie Brothers, Dave Mason, Livingston Taylor, Raul Malo, Asleep At The Wheel, and Kathy Mattea.

Taylor launched her recording career in 2000 with the self-released, Other Side of the Bed. Immediately, her work was praised by her peers and Other Side of the Bed earned Dulcie a Wammie (Washington Area Music Award). Her second release, Diamond & Glass (2002 Black Iris/MesaBluemoon Recordings) received substantial national airplay and charted at Album Network‘s non-commercial AAA format. Critics embraced Taylor with numerous outstanding reviews including “It shines exactly like its title.” – Music Row; “Dulcie Taylor is a gifted writer. She also has a compelling voice which she employs with nuance and emotion.” – Dirty Linen; “Mesmerizing” – Barnes & Noble; and “Taylor is a poet, a romantic.” – The Washington Post. Like Other Side of the Bed, Diamond & Glass won a coveted Wammie Award.