Randy Taylor

Personal Bio

Randy Taylor is a music aficionado and versatile vocalist celebrated for his work in the Great American Songbook, jazz, cabaret, 50s-60s music, and beyond. A lifelong performer, Randy began singing and entertaining audiences at just five years old. Growing up in Southern California, he was encouraged by family, friends, and educators to pursue his dream of becoming a professional vocalist—a dream he continues to fulfill with passion and dedication.

Randy earned a degree in Jazz Studies from UCLA’s Herb Alpert School of Music, where he refined his technical skills and artistry under the guidance of world-class mentors. To strengthen the business side of his career, he also earned a MBA from the University of La Verne. His early professional experience included performing with a modern-day Ink Spots Quartet from 2014 to 2018, a role that deepened his connection to the tradition of vocal harmony.

Since then, Randy has built a thriving solo career, performing with big bands, jazz ensembles, and choirs across the United States and abroad. His distinctive vocal quality has taken him to prestigious venues such as Hollywood’s Greek Theatre, the Ford Amphitheater, UCLA’s Royce Hall, and concert halls in Beijing and Shanghai. From 2015 to 2018, he also shared his passion as a weekend on-air host for Martini in the Morning, an online station dedicated to the Great American Songbook.

As of 2021, Randy is the featured vocalist with John Mills of the legendary Mills Brothers, continuing a legacy of classic American music.

In addition to music, he is pursuing acting, appearing in commercials, television, and film. He has booked multiple vertical short films and commercials (along with a national WNBA commercial) as of 2025.

Randy Taylor has dedicated his life to perfecting his craft—not only to entertain, but to uplift and inspire through the power of song and acting.

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