From Frank Taylor's humble beginnings in 1993 in the clubhouse of a small apartment complex where he asked the community to bring a canned good to watch the upcoming artists perform at his supposed one time event Showcase of the South, to his now two local Atlanta operating offices, three annual events including Showcase of the South and his T.E.A.M. Foundation Non-Profit Organization, Taylor is determined to help not only those with dreams of being successful artists but the kids and community they come from. Taking notice and recognizing Frank's philanthropic efforts are not only the artists and the fans but the city as well.

In 2002, Mayor Shirley Franklin and the City of Atlanta awarded Frank with a Proclamation making August 31, 2002 and November 29, 2006 the official "Showcase of tho South Day" and November 2 , 2008 the official "Frank Taylor Day" as well as several awards from Sesac and Atlanta City Council. In March of 2009 Frank was issued a Resolution from the House of Representives. For over a decade Frank Taylor has seen countless artists grace the stages of his various events, including teen pop sensation B5, Jagged Edge, Sean Paul, Latasha Scott, the Anoint Pace Sisters, Ludacris, Taralyn Ramsey, One Chance, and India Arie. When asked what he wants to be remembered for, Taylor modestly says, "That I gave my all to everything I ever touched."

Jason Morton comes from a musical family who are internationally known throughout gospel, r&b, and hip hop.

Jason started singing at the age of five. At the age of sixteen he was one of the lead vocalists on the live recording, "With My Whole Heart." He started working with Kelly Price at the age of seventeen while studying at Morehouse College. Jason was working on his own projects at the age of nineteen.

Jason enjoyed the business aspect of music and started managing artists. He preferred artist development as he got to watch the artist's talent blossom.

SeanTre has been creating instrumentals for artist placement major and independent for 2 yrs. She has also studied the art of studio engineering for 7 ½ yrs along with mixing, which brings forth an amazing, exclusive sound. She also has produced her own album as a vocalist and has been singing since the age of three.

SeanTre respects and has a passion for her God given gifts which lead her to incorporate vocal arranging as well as songwriting into her skill set. Along with these skills, she fell in love with the piano at the age of 7. Her stimulating drum patterns were borne from drum lessons in her high school band that inspired her catchy rhythms.

Now residing in Atlanta, Georgia she has competed and won several beat battles. She was the first female to win in the Atlanta area. SeanTre is now working with well known producers doing co-production and songwriting for major placement opportunities in the music industry at large.

Inspired by a vast genre mix from hip-hop & rock, to country, blues, & jazz, Brian has been in the music industry for over 14 years. Now, with over 200 album credits and countless live shows, Brian continues to thrive in the music industry.

Having spent his first and most influential days as an engineer with Atlanta Recording Studio, he learned what would become his art-form (engineering) under the watchful eye of one of music’s finest engineers, Harry O’Brien. While at ARS, he worked on hundreds of records including a European hit and Symphonic Orchestra. Also while at ARS, he worked on a major album and release with Edgewater Records. His relationships in the Atlanta music business have allowed him the opportunity to have worked with numerous top recording facilities, record labels, and recording artists.

Brian’s live sound experience is also vast. From various metro Atlanta churches to the World Congress Center, he has been blessed to have been a part of countless live performances. Corporate functions such as Paxil’s regional sales conference to the Radio Disney Tour he has backed artists in gracing stages from coast to coast.

Branching out and expanding horizons lead Brian to endeavor his-own venture as a studio/label owner. Working in the studio and as an artist agent would keep the thirst alive to seek the next best thing. Enter Taylord Entertainment. Having stated, “my true passion in this business is helping new, upcoming artists pursue their dreams”, at TE he gets to do just that.

As an avid student of music, Greg Richard has been named by many as a music purist. From an early age, he has studied what it takes to be a complete artist.

Currently, with over a decade of songwriting, producing, and A&R consulting, Mr. Richard has worked on numerous projects for independent acts. He dedicates himself to bringing out the full potential of an artist, builds relationships and teaches "up & comers" what it takes to become industry savvy.

He is very knowledgeable of the music industry and makes it a point to stay current on the music trends of today.

Derrick grew up in the city of Miami on the rough side of town; a.k.a.Overtown! The church was not only a haven from the streets of Miami's Overtown Projects, but it would become the foundation to Derrick’s illustrious and versatile music ability. Derrick began playing the piano seriously at age 13 in middle school. By 16, Derrick began playing at small local events while continuing to grow as a musician.

By 18, Bishop was making headway as one of Miami's upcoming young musicians while discovering his ability to arrange, write, and produce music. At age 22, Derrick established himself as one of South Florida's flagship musicians doing everything from concerts and other live productions to studio arranging and producing. As a then co-owner/ producer of his own music production company, Pentagon Productions, Derrick was dubbed the name "DaBishop" for his distinguished persona and musical style. Pentagon Productions became one of Miami's notable production and writing teams working with a variety of major and local acts in R&B/Soul, Hip-Hop, Pop, Gospel and Reggae; acquiring placements with artist such as Atlantic recording artist P.L.I.E.S, RnB singer J-Shin, and several others.

Since then Derrick has gone on to perform and produce for major and independent artist nationally and internationally; gaining over 13 years of professional experience. Derrick specializes in producing, arranging, songwriting and performing piano/organ/keys across multiple genres.

Catherine graduated from Clark College in Atlanta, GA were she earned a degree in accounting. On December 31, 2009, Catherine retired from Fulton County Government after working there for 29 years. She has held different positions in the County such as payroll manager, accountant and coordinator/supervisor for a mental health center.

Catherine have been working with Taylord Entertainment as the accountant ever since the company was established. Catherine has one daughter, Patrice, who is a Captain in the US Air Force.

Henry W. Cantrell III, is a native of Atlanta, Georgia. He attended Georgia Cumberland Academy where he participated in Camerata and Wind Ensemble which were the touring organizations and served as the music department accompanist. He also studied voice. He later attended Clayton State University majoring in Music/Vocal Performance. He studied voice with Wayne Baughman, Joylene Taylor, Patrick Newell and Sandra Fryling.

He has sang in many groups such as University Singers, Clayton Camerata, Jazz Ensemble, Clayton State Opera, Atlanta Philharmonic Chorale, and New Philharmonic Concert Chorale. He has been a featured soloist in The Seven Last Words of Christ, The Messiah, Mozart Reqium, and The Clayton Jazz Ensemble. He has been a musician, Minister of Music and vocal coach for many years.

Teena Gamble is known for her extraordinary eye for fashion and impeccable sense of style. She began modeling, singing and acting as a teenager and always shown an interest in styling others. It wasn’t long before she realized that she had an eye for fashion, not only in front of the camera but behind the scenes as well.

For the past 11 years, Teena has made her mark as a stylist and fashion consultant for the everyday person as well as the high-profile customer. Thanks to her friend and client, Dr. Teresa Hairston, founder & publisher of Gospel Today Magazine.

Teena is a consultant and contributing writer for Gospel Today Magazine Style Horizon. Along with being the Image consultant and stylist for Taylord Entertainment she’s a fashion correspondent covering special events and informing the gospel community on what’s in and what’s not in the Fashion Industry.

Teena is no stranger to television. She was the Host of Musical Inspirations for four years during which the show won several awards. The Sunshine Video Festival Award for “Best Inspirational Programming, The South Eastern Region Video Festival Award- for Best Inspirational Religious Program and People TV Producer’s Award – “Best Inspirational/Religious Programming Award”. She’s now a contributing Host on fashion as she covers events from her “Aneet Style Report.”

Although, she enjoys working with celebrity clients for special events her passion is teaching, mentoring and helping others feel and look good about them self from the inside out. Teena was recently featured on WXIA TV 11 Alive in Atlanta, GA and on NBC’s The Today Show.

As a fourteen year veteran of the music industry, Thomas M. Kastelz, Esq. has experienced the business from almost every aspect. From recording artist, song-writer and producer to artist manager and record executive, Tom has a vast array of industry knowledge. After seeing the good, the bad and the very ugly of the “biz”, Tom felt law school would give him the opportunity to use what he knows to help others.

After law school, Tom formed The Law Offices of Thomas Kastelz. Tom’s first-hand experience gives him an in-depth understanding of the needs and concerns of people in the entertainment industry and The Law Offices of Thomas Kastelz has the knowledge and ability to meet those needs and address those concerns. Tom has negotiated record contracts, publishing agreements, distribution deals, production deals, song-writing agreements, and the list goes on and on, from both sides of the negotiating table. He has actually experienced the importance of protecting your copyright and publishing rights, and the consequences of not doing so. He has actually been in the role of record executive and has signed artists to his record label, so he knows the issues that are important to both sides.

E. Ray Stanford Jr. attended University of North Carolina and graduated a Morehead Scholar in 1976. After receiving a law degree from Wake Forest University in 1979 he moved to the beautiful city of Atlanta and Received a LL.M. degree in 1981 from Georgetown University.

Mr. Stanford has a very diverse genre of clients. Besides representing Tay’Lord Entertainment, Stanford has represented retailers, food operations, contractors, and more. Stanford has also worked with OSHA Review Commission in Washington D.C.

Currently; Stanford is the co-director of SHRM-Georgia State Council Legislative Affairs Committee and is a coordinator for the Community Bankers Association of Georgia’s Workplace Law Program.