Producer and genre-bending musician Loryn Taggart has ambitiously broken through the music industry, achieving notable recognition. This Hungarian-Canadian musician who was raised in the Prairies, took a leap of faith at just 16 years old when she left home and moved to Toronto in the pursuit of a music career. From performing with a Toronto Rock Band to taking the stage solo at legendary venues such as Horseshoe Tavern, Cameron House, Le Verre Bouteille and Cabaret Lion d’Or. Loryn gained acknowledgement through nominations from Canadian Folk Music Awards, Independent Music Awards, and the Cobalt Prize for Blues Innovative Songwriter of the Year. Loryn started touring with Canadian Musician Donovan Woods, and most notably in 2021, was asked to audition for the role of David Bowie on an international tribute tour highlighting Bowies ‘The Berlin Trilogy’ era, in which she landed the job on the spot. After partnering with La Tribu Agence and Moment Factory, Loryn went on to perform the role of David Bowie at renowned venues such as Place Des Arts, Canadian Arts Centre and the Amphitheatre Cogeco, performing songs such as Station to Station and Heroes, being one of the first female musicians to do so. Following the loss of her father, Loryn began creating her debut album ‘The Lost Art of Pulling Through’ with producer Marcus Paquin (Tim Baker, The National). ‘Tell Me How’ the lead single off the album landed at #15 on CBC Music Top 20 the day before the albums release.