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M Dot Taylor’s Journey, Accomplishments, And Future Plans

Kyle Matthews by Kyle Matthews
August 1, 2020
in Entertainment
Reading Time: 3 mins read

For those who haven’t heard of M Dot Taylor, will know soon as he has been quietly working on songs for a few years now. Building his catalog, the Detroit native will soon be making a push to secure a seat amongst the top industries rappers.

Starting out, M Dot Taylor began with early tragedy as his mother passed away at the age of 12 years old. Hurt but not giving up, the young artist continued his journey and used the situation as fuel to drive him. Later enlisting in the military, Taylor began to sharpen his skills as he would write raps from time to time.

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After finishing his 5 year term, M Dot Taylor began taking advantage of his time back home networking with artists, producers, and even labels. M Dot Taylor is now signed with Final Level Music Productions who helps connect the rapper even more. Already amassing thirty thousand streams in his last two singles, the Detroit prodigy is ramping up speed in order to take his next big step.

As of recent, M Dot Taylor and his team of producers have been quietly working on new projects. When asked for information about what’s coming next, The Detroit native said, I have a new single Titled “Tap In” That features Ice-T, A.D From Compton, and Glasses Malone from Watts California.”. With this celebrity collaboration, M Dot Taylor will be able to solidify himself fast as a big name due to working with the legend Ice-T.

M Dot Taylor seems to have all the right pieces of the puzzle as he continues to embark on his rap endeavors. With the high profile connections he’s single handedly built, he has solidified A list feature which makes his future for the rest of 2020 promising.

You can keep up with M Dot Taylor here: https://www.instagram.com/mdottaylor/

Listen to his music on Spotify:

https://open.spotify.com/artist/1wHqVn5yltRsHqJtvDT5jU?si=PlNyF0b1T6udYyIGZa_hQA

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