But who is she?

Talon David was raised by musical parents in Nashville, TN, who introduced her to a vast array of musical styles, including Journey, the Eagles, the Beatles, Cindi Lauper, Barbra Streisand, and the original Broadway cast album of Wicked. Immersed in this sound world, Talon preferred song over speech any day, but wasn’t to fully use these influences until, at 15 years of age, she wrote her first song. Two years later, she won the GRAMMY Foundation’s Teens Make Music Contest with her song “Deep Snow," attending the GRAMMY Awards in LA that year. Suddenly, her music wasn't just personal catharsis, but communication—there were strangers out there that would listen to what she had to sing.

 

Since then, she has gained a Bachelor of Music from Belmont University, a Master of Arts from Chichester University (UK), performed and recorded numerous projects with friends and colleagues (most notably her performance as Mary Magdalene on Neal Morse’s prog opera Jesus Christ: the Exorcist), and released two self-produced and self-engineered albums of original music, one Christmas album, three EPs, and a myriad of singles. 

 

As division seems to reign supreme, Talon believes music is uniquely capable of uniting people—just as it has in the past—by fostering public compassion and spiritual hope for a better tomorrow. In her own words, “I want to serve my listeners by giving them a shoulder to cry on, but also letting them know that there are far better things beyond this situation. I want to help modern people grasp the eternal mindset, give them a bit of that transcendent essence in my music, realizing that no matter the extent of pain, there is always hope.

It's also just frickin' fun.”

 

Talon looks optimistically toward a massive double album project, to be released early 2026, ushering in the fairytale era of her music.

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